Plastic surgery can improve or correct many of these birth defects. Because timing of surgery is often an important factor in improving the prospect for a successful outcome, early consultation should be sought with a plastic surgeon.

Gynecomastia is a condition of overdeveloped or enlarged breasts in men that can occur at any age. The condition can be the result of hormonal changes, heredity, obesity or the use of certain drugs. To remove excess breast tissue from the male chest, male breast reduction surgery is often necessary. This procedure takes away breast tissue, fatty tissue, and excess skin.

Liposuction surgery sculpts your body, eliminating unwanted pockets of excessive fat from the buttocks, abdominal wall, hips, love handles, saddlebags, thighs, calves, ankles, breasts (including male breasts), back, arms and neck. Liposuction is often combined with other procedures to create a desired shape and is one of the safest and most popular cosmetic procedures.

Soft tissues trauma of upper and lower limb ranges from pretibial lacerations in the elderly, accidental hand injuries to limb threatening open fractures with vascular injuries. Patients with these wounds initially present to Emergency Medicine specialists and General Practitioners (GP) and so a broad knowledge of the concepts involved will aid these doctors in correctly assessing injuries and deciding which patients need specialist referral. The factors that influence management of a leg injury are wound site and its relation to the relevant anatomy, the nature of the wound (e.g. crush, laceration, degloving), the energy involved, contamination and tissues involved, the presence of coexisting injuries and patient co morbidities.