Male Procedures - Before And Afters

Male Procedures – Before And Afters

An ever-growing number of men are turning to plastic surgery, seeking the huge difference it can make to their appearance – and their life.

As a surgeon with over 15 years experience, Dr Hunt performs dozens of male plastic surgery procedures each year. From the ever popular rhinoplasty (or nose job) to liposuction, chin surgery, neck lifts or gynaecomastia – removal of the dreaded man boobs – Dr Hunt can help.

Check out his work in the galleries below, then get in touch to book your one on one consultation.

Male Procedures

Gynaecomastia Gallery

Enlarged male breast tissue can seriously effect your confidence. There are a number of reasons why some men develop this – it could be genetic, could be caused by medicine or disease… Find out more >

Liposuction Gallery

Sometimes, no matter how much you diet or exercise, stubborn pockets of fat persist. In men, this tends to occur around the abdomen, flanks (“love handles”), chest and chin. Find out more >

Eyelid Surgery Gallery

Our eyes really are our most important feature. They’re what people notice first. They’re what they focus on when speaking to us. And they play a huge role in how youthful… Find out more >

Neck Lift Gallery

Loose skin, excess fat or the dreaded turkey wattle can make men look much older than they are – and how they feel. A neck lift can not only tighten and smooth the skin, but also eradicate a double chin. Find out more >

Nose Surgery Gallery

The objective of rhinoplasty is, in essence, to achieve a nose that no one notices anymore. By improving its shape or size, you can transform your appearance. Find out more >

Chin Surgery Gallery

Too small? Your lips may look thinner or your nose larger. Too big? Your other features may be overwhelmed. Many men are opting for chin surgery, or genioplasty, to reshape their chin and counteract this imbalance. Find out more >

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