Procedures
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery in Jeddah
The clinic's services are organised into clear clinical areas, from aesthetic facial surgery and body contouring to hand surgery, peripheral nerve surgery, microsurgery, and reconstruction. Choose the area closest to your concern, or start with a consultation to identify the right path.
Aesthetic Facial Surgery
Rhinoplasty, face, neck and brow lifts, eyelid surgery, and otoplasty — individually assessed, with realistic expectations.
Rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty is a surgical procedure planned individually to discuss the shape of the nose and its balance…
Details →Revision Rhinoplasty
Revision rhinoplasty involves assessment and possible treatment of the nose following previous surgery, where…
Details →Face Lift
Facelift is a surgical procedure planned individually for selected facial-tissue changes when treatment is…
Details →Mini Face Lift
A mini facelift is a limited-scope surgical procedure considered individually for selected changes in the…
Details →Neck Lift
A neck lift is a surgical procedure planned individually to address selected changes in the skin and tissues…
Details →Brow Lift
A forehead or brow lift is a surgical procedure planned individually to address selected changes in brow…
Details →Upper Blepharoplasty
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Details →Lower Blepharoplasty
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Details →Otoplasty
Reshaping existing ear cartilage to bring the ear closer to the head — planned from the pattern causing the prominence, not from a request to “make the ears smaller”.
Details →Rhinoplasty under Local Anaesthesia
This page explains in detail the closed-rhinoplasty pathway with the patient awake, as Dr.
Details →Deep-Plane Facelift
This page answers the questions patients most often ask about the deep-plane facelift, as Dr.
Details →Blepharoplasty & Periorbital Rejuvenation
A tired or aged appearance around the eyes is not always caused by excess eyelid skin alone.
Details →Body Contouring & Liposuction
Liposuction, body contouring, and fat transfer to reshape selected areas with an individual plan.
Small-Area Liposuction
One or two localized fat deposits that do not respond to diet and training — a procedure with a limited aim and a limited recovery.
Details →Advanced Body Contouring
Revealing the natural topography of the muscles through selective, calculated removal — a procedure for selected candidates, not a general option.
Details →Large-Volume Body Contouring & Fat Transfer
Once the scope widens, the decision shifts from an aesthetic question to a medical one: how much can safely be done in a single session?
Details →Fat Transfer to Face or Hands
The patient's own fat, harvested gently and re-injected to replace volume the face or the back of the hand has lost — living tissue, not a filler.
Details →Energy-Based Body Contouring
Energy-based body contouring refers to a range of technologies that deliver controlled forms of energy to…
Details →Body Contouring After Major Weight Loss
Excisional body-contouring surgery for skin excess that remains after substantial weight loss.
Tummy Tuck (Abdominoplasty)
Abdominoplasty, commonly known as a tummy tuck, is a body-contouring operation designed to improve abdominal…
Details →Thigh Lift
A thigh lift, or thighplasty, is designed to remove excess skin and reshape the thighs when skin laxity…
Details →360° Lower Body Lift
A 360° lower body lift is an extensive body-contouring operation designed to treat circumferential skin…
Details →Arm Lift (Brachioplasty)
An arm lift, or brachioplasty, removes excess loose skin from the upper arm and reshapes the underlying soft…
Details →Pantaloon Lift
The Pantaloon Lift is an advanced circumferential body-contouring procedure designed to lift and reshape the…
Details →Breast Surgery
Aesthetic and reconstructive breast surgery, from augmentation and lifting to reconstruction after cancer treatment.
Breast Augmentation
Breast augmentation is a surgical procedure designed to increase breast volume and improve breast shape and…
Details →Breast Reduction
Breast reduction, or reduction mammaplasty, is a surgical procedure designed to reduce excessive breast…
Details →Breast Lift
Breast mastopexy, commonly known as a breast lift, is designed to reshape and elevate breasts that have…
Details →Breast Lift with Implants
Mastopexy augmentation combines a breast lift with breast augmentation.
Details →Breast Reconstruction
Breast reconstruction is a highly individualised surgical process designed to restore the shape, volume…
Details →Gynaecomastia
Gynaecomastia is the enlargement of male breast tissue and may affect one or both sides of the chest.
Details →Hand & Upper Extremity Surgery
From nerve compression and tendon injuries to reconstruction of the hand after severe trauma.
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Night-time finger numbness and weakening grip from median nerve compression at the wrist — from splinting to surgical release.
Details →Cubital Tunnel Syndrome
Numbness in the little and ring fingers, and a weakening grip, from ulnar nerve compression at the elbow.
Details →Flexor Tendon Injury
A cut on the hand, then a finger that will not bend: how a divided tendon is repaired, and why rehabilitation is half the treatment.
Details →Tendon Transfer
A well-functioning muscle's tendon is redirected to perform a movement lost through injury to another nerve or muscle.
Details →Extensor Tendon Injury
A finger that will not fully straighten: from mallet finger treated in a splint to lacerations needing surgical repair.
Details →The Stiff Hand
Fingers that stiffened after a fracture or surgery: why stiffness happens, when therapy is enough, and when surgical release is considered.
Details →The Rheumatoid Hand
Fingers drifting and tendons rupturing under autoimmune inflammation: reading the whole mechanical chain, and what surgery can repair.
Details →Scaphoid Nonunion
An old "wrist sprain" that never settled: an un-united scaphoid fracture can change the wrist's whole mechanics if left alone.
Details →Congenital Hand Differences
Joined fingers, an extra digit, or a thumb that did not fully form: planning a child's hand reconstruction with function and growth weighed together.
Details →Hand Lumps & Tumours
A lump appearing on the hand or wrist: most are benign, but correct diagnosis comes first — not assumption.
Details →Severe Hand Trauma
When an accident cuts through every layer of the hand: how it is rebuilt layer upon layer, and why treatment does not end with a closed wound.
Details →Peripheral Nerve & Brachial Plexus Surgery
Assessment of nerve injuries; nerve repair, grafting and transfer; and reconstruction after brachial plexus injury.
Peripheral Nerve Injury
Numbness or weakness after an injury: how a nerve injury is assessed, and why nerve recovery differs from wound healing.
Details →Brachial Plexus Injury
The nerve network that moves the whole arm: how its injury is assessed, and how the priorities of restoring movement are set.
Details →Foot Drop
A foot that will not lift and repeated tripping: find the cause first, then options from bracing to nerve surgery and tendon transfer.
Details →Radial Nerve Injury
A wrist that hangs and fingers that will not lift: radial nerve injury between spontaneous recovery, repair, and tendon transfer.
Details →Sciatic Nerve Injury
When the body's largest nerve is injured: a precise reading of level and pattern, and a plan combining nerve surgery, foot protection, and functional reconstruction.
Details →Microsurgery & Functional Reconstruction
Replantation, free tissue transfer, toe-to-thumb reconstruction, and functional muscle transfer — precision surgery aimed at restoring function.
Replantation
Amputation is an emergency decided by time: emergency care first, then an individual medical decision about whether replantation is possible.
Details →Toe-to-Thumb Transfer
Rebuilding a functional thumb after its loss: transferring a toe with its vessels and nerves by microsurgery, in selected cases.
Details →Free Flap / Free Tissue Transfer
Living tissue moved with its artery and vein and reconnected under the microscope: the answer when neither suture nor graft can cover the defect.
Details →Free Functional Muscle Transfer
A whole muscle transferred with its vessels and nerve to create new movement when local options no longer exist.
Details →Ear Reconstruction & Congenital Ear Differences
Microtia and congenital ear differences, and reconstruction after injury or previous surgery.
Microtia
An ear that did not fully form from birth: how microtia is assessed, and why shape reconstruction and hearing evaluation run on parallel tracks.
Details →Congenital Ear Shape Differences
Not every differently shaped ear is a "prominent ear": distinct congenital patterns, each with its own anatomy and treatment path.
Details →Traumatic & Revision Ear Reconstruction
An ear that lost part of itself, or a previous result that did not satisfy: reconstruction built on what remains, not on one formula.
Details →Reconstructive Surgery: Trauma, Wounds & Burns
Complex wounds, burn sequelae, scars and contractures, and reconstruction after tumour removal.
Other Procedures
Minor Corrections under Local Anaesthesia
What needs neither general anaesthesia nor a day in hospital: a limited procedure, under local, and back to the day it interrupted.
Details →Wide-Awake Aesthetic Surgery
Some aesthetic operations can now be performed under local anaesthesia with the patient awake and…
Details →Not every procedure suits every person; suitability, limits and risks are discussed at consultation.