MED0000962857 - This website contains imagery which is only suitable for audiences 18+. All surgery contains risks, Read more here.

Why does BMI matter when having plastic surgery?

Talking about weight in a clinical setting of plastic surgery suitability can be very difficult for some patients, and we understand body weight can be a sensitive matter. Dr Sharp wants to ensure the best possible outcome for each of his patients, and their safety is...

Factors that affect surgical outcomes

When talking about ‘results’ in plastic surgery, we consider both functional and aesthetic outcomes. For example, in the case of breast reduction, ‘functional’ outcomes might include less back pain, whereas aesthetic results might relate to...

In the media: Dr David Sharp plastic surgery

  Dr Sharp was featured in the Queensland Times this month, discussing the tips, trends and pitfalls of plastic surgery in 2019. He said more Australians are undergoing plastic surgery as stigma and stereotypes change, and surgical advancements evolve. Below are...

Medicare plastic surgery changes: will they impact you?

Medicare has announced significant changes to plastic surgery item numbers on the Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) that will be effective from the 1st of November 2018. If you do not have item numbers listed on your informed financial consent document, this news...

Can I Breastfeed After A Breast Reduction?

Research shows that 96 per cent of women attempt to breastfeed, but for a myriad of reasons not all are able to. This applies whether you have or have not had breast surgery in the past. When women who have had a breast reduction surgery are compared to a group of...

Which breast implant size, type and profile is right for you?

Implant choice is a key factor that determines the final result of your breast augmentation. How you choose to change your body today will affect how it looks – and the kinds of further surgery you may need – into the future; all things to consider from the outset...
×