Press Articles & Interviews

Revisionary breast augmentation is an increasingly specialised field of breast surgery.With all breast reconstruction one must consider the patients wishes for improvement in terms of size, shape and symmetry. Both clinician and patient need to establish what can be achieved and whether all expectations can be met. The timing of revisionary breast augmentation must take into account the type of implants, the age of the implants, the associated changes of the implant, the capsule and the differences and changes of the breast.

The diagnosis of breast cancer can be devastating and decisions regarding reconstruction are often seen as a secondary consideration when dealing with so many other painful issues. However, women often feel that breast reconstruction is essential to recovering their self-confidence once the ordeal is over, and for those women there are different options available.

An interview with Mr Gary Ross by the BBC Manchester. Download Interview

Even a successful breast augmentation can be affected by the ravages of time. Leading plastic surgeon Mr Gary Ross explains how he deals with revision breast augmentation, an often complex and difficult operation.

Breast uplift and breast augmentation are two very different procedures but, for some women, a combination of these two procedures is necessary to produce the best aesthetic outcome. Leading plastic surgeon Mr Gary Ross explains.

Leading plastic surgeon Mr Gary Ross explains the options available once gravity takes its toll.

Gravity is the enemy of us all and as well as causing the face to sag it can also have an effect on our breasts. The breasts age due to a combination of tissue changes in the skin, breast tissue, the ligaments within the breast and the position on the chest wall.