• Peter Callan
• Rhinoplasty

Member - Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons

• Procedures
• Face
  • - Facelift
  • - Necklift
  • - Mid-face lift
  • - Brow lift
  • Eyelids
    • - Blepharoplasty
    • - Eyelid ptosis
  • Nose
    • - Rhinoplasty
    • - Broken noses
  • Ears
    • - Otoplasty
• Breasts

  • Breasts are comprised of:

    • - 18-20 milk glands (comprising ducts and lobules)
    • - Supportive fibrous tissue
    • - Blood vessels, nerves, fat, lymph vessels and nipples

    Milk is produced in the lobules and drains into ducts which enter out at the nipple.

    Women generally have the same amount of milk glands as each other, just the amount of fatty tissue varies. Therefore women with larger breasts tend to have more fatty tissue than their smaller breasted counterparts.

    This explains why small breasted women can just as easily breast feed as larger breasted women. Size is no indication of breast milk supply.

    Breasts can change in response to weight gain or loss and are under the influence of hormones produced in the ovaries.

    It is widely accepted a woman's self esteem can be influenced by her perception of her breasts. Surgery can be a solution to remedying or restoring breasts to their full potential.

    Procedures

  • - Augmentation
  • - Reduction
  • - Lift
  • - Gynaecomastia
  • - Reconstruction
  • - Cancer
• Body
  • - Liposuction
  • - Tummy tuck
  • - Body lift
  • - Thigh lift
  • - Arm lift
• Cosmetic
  • - Skin care
  • - Wrinkle reduction
  • - Fillers
  • - Laser
  • - Red spots and veins
• Trauma
  • - Carpal tunnel syndrome
  • - Dupuytren's contracture
  • - Ganglions
  • - Trigger fingers
  • - Lacerations
  • - Hand injuries
  • - Hand fractures
  • - Facial fractures
  • - Amputations
• Skin cancer
  • - Sunsmart
  • - Skin cancer
  • - Basal cell cancer
  • - Squamous cell cancer
  • - Melanoma
  • - Moles
  • - Other skin lesions

Suite 3, Level 1, 83 Myers Street, Geelong, Victoria 3220, Ph: +61 3 5222 2440