Mr Hurren has been amazing throughout the entire process. Everything was explained to me in detail and any question I had answered. The actual surgery was brilliant including all staff in theatre. Mr Hurren came and saw me before and after surgery to check on me. The results are everything I could’ve asked for and post op check ups have been helpful. His secretary/assistant has also been amazing throughout this process.
I recently had a fleur de lis at Spire Hospital in Havant. My surgeon was Mr Hurren. He listened to what I wanted to achieve and worked with me to determine the right operation and the right timing to fit in with my work and personal life. The process was extremely smooth and my results have exceeded my expectations. Both the pre and post op care was responsive and reassuring. I definitely made the right decision choosing Mr Hurren.
Well what can I say, having this tummy tuck has literally changed my life! From zero confidence and having to wear clothes that hid my mid section even after losing 5 stone was just awful. I worked very hard to lose the weight but had excess fat and skin. I gained alot of weight during my first pregnancy so this fat and skin had been with me for 20 years. With courage and the support from my husband I visited Jeremy who was very supportive and reassured me that a standard tummy tuck with muscle repair and a small amount of liposuction would be hugely beneficial for me to get the results I've craved for all this time. Recovery was so much easier than I thought and I cannot tell you how pleased I am with Jeremy's work. I had to hug him at my final consultation! Extremely talented, would highly recommend and such a friendly gentleman. My confidence has grown so much and my wardrobe options are endless, its like a whole new world has opened up and im able to wear the style of clothes I've craved for so many years. Plus my husband can't take his eyes off me!!
as a 18 year old wanting this for most of her teen years i don’t think this service could’ve been done better than it was. Dr hurren was very dedicated, professional and comforting throughout the whole time and the results are even better than i expected.
I couldn’t fault my procedure with Mr Hurren. Friendly and professional from my very first appointment to my surgery and my follow up appointments, answered every question and concern in detail and made me feel relaxed the whole time. I am very happy with the result!
Top notch experience with excellent service. I was kept updated all throughout my surgery from Mr Hurren and his team Regular follow-up appointments and all my questions were answered I expected professionalism and Mr Hurren delivered 100%
I had a full tummy tuck in December and am delighted with the results! I mainly needed the muscle repaired and a small amount of saggy skin removed and nice neat belly button! I am delighted with the results! Mr Hurren took the time to listen to what I wanted and the after care has been fantastic too! Lovely staff at Nuffield hospital and great communication from Mr Hurren’s wife , who is his secretary! Highly recommend! Big Thank you!
Fantastic experience with Dr Hurren. All my questions and concerns were answered in an assured and professional manner. The result of my Abdominoplasty has been amazing! A life changing experience that Im so glad I got done.
Mr Hurren provided me with a fantastic service from start to finish. From the moment we had our first consultation, I was immediately at ease with the whole process. Having never undergone major surgery before, it was a daunting prospect to undergo such a task. However, Mr Hurren was brilliant in reassuring me and making sure I understood the risks involved. The surgery itself was a huge success and my recovery has been excellent. I had a slight concern about one of my breasts about 6.5 weeks after the surgery. Mr Hurren and his team were brilliant in getting me seen the same day I phoned, and completely reassured me of my concerns. If I ever needed surgery done again, or when I decide to undergo breast augmentation again, I will definitely be returning to Mr Hurren. Amazing person and brilliant services. Thank you for giving me back my confidence!
Mr Hurren and his secretary Abigail were brilliant! I’m so happy with my results. Jeremy answered all my questions and even when I asked to change sizes a week before my op, didn’t mind and just talked me through my options. The operation and aftercare were also brilliant. I would definitely recommend Mr Hurren.
The problem with scarring is that it is unpredictable. An important part of how someone scars is genetic, scarring is something you inherit from your parents.So the simple answer to your question is a mole like yours can be removed with minimal scarring in some people. However, it is not possible to know how you personally would scar if your mole was removed. I advise you to have an in person consultation with a suitably qualified and experienced plastic surgeon to discuss your concerns and what may be possible.
It is not possible to give you a medical opinion on your problem based on limited information and photographs. You need an in person consultation with an examination. However, it possible to make some general comments about what is typical or may be possible, but you should not consider these a medical opinion on your concerns. However, they may help you to understand potential options. If someone is changing their implants for larger ones after a mastopexy augment it will require an incision to remove and replace the implant. A part of the existing scar can be used. This would usually be either the lower half of the scar around the nipple or part of the vertical scar of the lolly pop. Alternatively a new incision could be made horizontally in the crease under the breast as is usually done for a breast implant operation. This will leave a new scar but in a less visible area. They do not have 'to cut the nipple again'. I advise you to have an in person consultation with a suitably qualified and experienced plastic surgeon to discuss your concerns and what may be possible.
The key question is what result you want? What appearance do you want or would you be satisfied with after surgery?You 'need' an uplift if you want your breasts lifted and your nipples positioned higher on your breasts. An uplift would also potentially reduce the diameter of your left areola which in the picture is larger than your right (assuming this is a feature of your breasts and not just because your right nipple is cold). You do not need an uplift if you would be happy with the results of just having implants. It is important to understand how having implants will affect the shape of the breasts. In particularly implants do not lift the breast and do not lift the nipples on the breasts. This often does not concern people and these people are usually happy with just an implant. In a supportive bra it is not usually visible so it really only matters when you are upright. For most people this is only of consequence when you are looking in the mirror or when being intimate with someone. If your nipples remaining low on the breast will be important to you when naked then you may need to consider an uplift to be happy with the result of surgery.Mastopexy (breast uplift) combined with implants increases the risks of surgery considerably. It is also expensive and adds more scars to the breasts. The degree of lifting and how long the lifting effect lasts can be quite limited. You should think very carefully about this procedure before having it. You should discuss the shape of your breasts after a lift and how long it is likely to last carefully with your surgeon. It is not possible to give you a medical opinion on your problem based on limited information and photographs. You need an in person consultation with an examination. However, it possible to make some general comments about what is typical or may be possible, but you should not consider these a medical opinion on your concerns. However, they may help you to understand potential options and question you make want to ask a surgeon in a consultation. I advise you to have an in person consultation with a suitably qualified and experienced plastic surgeon to discuss your concerns and what may be possible.
It is not possible to give you a medical opinion on your problem based on limited information and photographs. You need an in person consultation with an examination. However, it possible to make some general comments about what is typical or may be possible, but you should not consider these a medical opinion on your concerns. However, they may help you to understand potential options. A full length diastases rectified or divarication would need exposure of the full length of the rectus sheath in order to repair it. This usually requires a standard abdominoplasty or tummy tuck (same thing). I seldom float the belly button because it does tend to result in it looking abnormally low. For some people it is a good option but not often. The belly button is preserved with TT but there would need to be a scar around the margin of the belly button. There may also need to be a short ~5cm scar vertical scar between the new belly button and the pubis. This is the hole left from where the original belly button was positioned. A mini TT does not give adequate access to repair the length of the rectus diastases. Repairing a diastases does help some people with their core and helps some people with back pain. It is not possible to predict who it will help and there would be no guarantee that repair would help someone's back problems if they had surgery. It makes good sense to lose excess pregnancy weight and get oneself into good physical condition before considering surgery. You also need to consider how you or who would help you look after a baby while you are recovering. If you are planning more children then I would advise you to finish your family before having an abdominoplasty. I hope this helps. I advise you to have an in person consultation with a suitably qualified and experienced plastic surgeon to discuss your concerns and what may be possible. Best wishes and good luck!
It is not possible to give you a medical opinion on your problem based on limited information and photographs. You need an in person consultation with an examination. However, it possible to make some general comments about what is typical or may be possible, but you should not consider these a medical opinion on your concerns. Al bulge following an abdominoplasty could be due various different things and that is why an examination is necessary and possibly radiological investigations such as an ultrasound scan or MRI may be required.1) muscle separation - divarication of the rectus muscles - often caused by pregnancy or obesity - usually treated with repair of the muscle layer during an abdominoplasty. If you have already had a repair a partial failure of the repair could result in a bulge especially with muscle tensing.2) A hernia - if you had a hernia in the midline then the bulge could be due to fat or bowel from inside your abdomen passing through a hole in the muscle layer. This is relatively unlikely after a rectus repair as hernias would usually be repaired during an abdominoplasty and the rectus repair would reinforce the hernia repair.3) Seroma - a serum is a collection of tissue fluid that can build up in the space left behind after an abdominoplasty. Seromas usually absorb away in the days or weeks after surgery but they can become permanent or chronic. Chronic seromas usually require surgery if they are to be removed. A collection of blood called a haematoma could cause a similar problem.4) excess fat under the skin - sometime people have a pocket of excess fat between the skin and the muscle layer - this is usually best treated with liposuction.5) something inside the abdomen - often fat, but enlargement of any organ from inside the abdomen or pelvis could push the abdomen out. eg pregnant uterus, fibroids etc. Usually this would be a more generalised bulge.6) natural body shape - some peoples natural body shape is one of a prominence of the abdomen.7) a lump or tumour in the abdominal wall could cause a bulge or lump.8) a combination of any of the above. I advise you to have an in person consultation with a suitably qualified and experienced plastic surgeon to discuss your concerns and what may be possible. I suspect that an ultrasound scan might be helpful in clarifying what is causing the bulge. You could ask your surgeon if they would consider referring you for a scan. An MRI scan might be helpful but an ultrasound scan is more dynamic. You can have an ultrasound scan standing up or while tensing the abdominal muscles which may help to give more information. Best wishes
