Category: Body Contouring

Body contouring may involve a single procedure or several procedures performed as part of a single operative plan. At Dr Ellis Choy’s practice in Sydney, body contouring procedures are discussed in the context of your anatomy, options for surgical technique, healing and the physical changes that may result from surgery.
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During pregnancy, the body changes in numerous ways that support the growth and delivery of the baby. Many of these changes, such as weakened abdominal muscles, skin laxity, stretch marks and new areas of fat, carry on after pregnancy. While these changes are a normal part of postnatal life, some women wish to address them ...

Bringing a new life into the world is an extraordinary experience. Alongside the immense joy and love, and the challenges that come with an expanding family, pregnancy and breastfeeding can bring significant physical changes to your body. 
Post-pregnancy body contouring is a way to address these changes when you’ve achieved all you can with diet ...

Pregnancy and birth change your body significantly. Some of these changes reverse naturally as your body recovers from childbearing, while others persist no matter how much time passes or how healthy your lifestyle is. Post-pregnancy body contouring is an option for women who wish to address these changes through surgery.
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Pregnancy, childbirth and breastfeeding can bring about significant changes to your body. While some changes may resolve naturally over time, others can stick around long after you’ve given birth — even if you dedicate yourself to healthy eating and regular exercise.
Once you’ve achieved all you can through a healthy lifestyle, you may wish to ...

Are you frustrated with stubborn fat deposits that just won’t go away, no matter how healthy your lifestyle? Are you bothered by loose skin left behind after pregnancy or weight loss? You are not alone. Many people find that despite their commitment to diet and fitness, they are unable to achieve and maintain their body ...

For many women, pregnancy changes the body in ways that diet and exercise alone cannot fully reverse. If you are looking for other ways to address these changes, you may be considering post-pregnancy body contouring surgery. But will your insurance cover the costs?
It is only natural to want to look into all of your ...

If you have concerns related to the appearance of your abdomen, you may be wondering whether an abdominoplasty or “tummy tuck” procedure could be right for you.
This page contains general information on the factors that make a good tummy tuck candidate. This information can help you decide whether a tummy tuck is worth pursuing ...

Breast augmentation with implants is a time-tested approach that has been refined by plastic surgeons over decades. Fat transfer, also called fat grafting, is a more recent innovation that allows unwanted fat to be gathered from another part of the body using liposuction and injected into the breasts. Both techniques can produce beautiful, long-lasting results for the right patient. So which one is right for you?

From enlarged or deflated breasts to separated abdominal muscles and fat accumulation, the female body can go through many changes during and after pregnancy.
Post-pregnancy body contouring combines different treatments to address multiple areas of the body that have been affected by pregnancy or childbirth. Sydney Specialist Plastic Surgeon Dr Ellis Choy personalises each procedure ...