Facial & Aesthetic Surgery

Orthognathic surgery corrects significant jaw irregularities that can affect bite function, breathing, facial balance, and overall quality of life.

Surgical repositioning of the chin bone or placement of an implant to improve chin projection and create better facial balance and profile definition.

Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA) is a serious sleep disorder where breathing repeatedly stops and starts during sleep due to airway obstruction.

Skin cancers affecting the head and neck require specialised surgical management due to the complex anatomy, functional importance, and aesthetic significance of the facial region.

Reconstructive surgery of the jaw and facial skeleton aims to restore form and function following trauma, tumour removal, infection, or developmental conditions.

Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders affect the jaw joints and surrounding muscles, causing pain, limited movement, and dysfunction that can significantly impact daily life.

Facial trauma resulting from accidents, sports injuries, assaults, or falls requires expert surgical management to restore both function and aesthetics.

Surgical removal of benign skin growths including moles, cysts, skin tags, and lipomas for aesthetic concerns, discomfort, or diagnostic purposes with attention to optimal scarring.

The salivary glands can be affected by a range of conditions, including blockages caused by stones, infections, cysts, and both benign and, less commonly, malignant tumours.

Surgical rejuvenation addressing sagging facial tissues, jowls, drooping brows, and deep lines to create a refreshed, more youthful appearance while maintaining natural facial expressions.

Helping patients achieve longer lasting pain management and the prevention of future jaw joint (TMJ) or tooth damage.