Dr Pedro Valente Aesthetic Surgeon

It's natural to want to look good, and in today's fast paced world our appearance can be seen as a valuable resource worth preserving. The rate at which we age is determined by genetics, lifestyle, exposure to extreme weather and a host of other conditions.

The effects are most noticeable in the face, where lines and wrinkles can conceal an otherwise attractive appearance, so it's no surprise that more people than ever, are turning to anti-wrinkle injections to restore a fresh and healthy look.A dramatic transformation is possible with anti-wrinkle injections.

The face is our most expressive feature. It provides a means to experience our surroundings and a way to be appreciated by other people. For this reason, we all want to appear healthy, bright and as attractive as possible. However, time, genetics and the environment all have their influence - and not always for the better.

Creating symmetrical facial features and restoring a youthful appearance is achieved by a range of surgical and cosmetic procedures. A person's facial expression doesn't always accurately reflect their true character; a situation especially noticeable when the brow or forehead area is impacted by lines or sagging.

Attractive eyes are a captivating and appealing feature of the face. They are one of the first things we notice about a healthy and happy person, as the eyes broadcast inner feelings to the outside world. However, with age, appearances alter markedly, and eyes that at one time seemed full of life might instead create the impression of a person who is tired or worn-out.

Breast augmentation (enlargement) is performed to increase breast size, shape and firmness. Many women want to restore breasts to a symmetrical shape, as is the case after pregnancy and breast feeding where breasts have lost volume and firmness. Patients suffering from congenital breast deformity (tuberous breasts) or congenital asymmetries will also find breast augmentation a valuable procedure in restoring their appearance, symmetry and volume.