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Surgery

Breast augmentation

Breast augmentation stands out as one of the most sought-after cosmetic procedures in Australia. This entails the placement of a breast implant in each breast, enhancing their shape, volume, and overall proportion to the body. At One Cosmetic, we recognise the importance of this choice, and we’re here to offer our insight to assist you in making the best decision for your body. Additionally, we provide guidance throughout your breast augmentation recovery and aftercare journey.

Our commitment to you, lies in having open and honest communication, ensuring a clear understanding of the procedure, potential risks, and expected outcomes. Our skilled specialist plastic surgeons will walk you through various implant options and incision placements, offering personalised recommendations for you!

Results Last 10-15 Years
Surgery Time 1 hour
Off-Work 7 - 14 days
Exercise Limited for 6 weeks
Why would patients consider breast augmentation surgery?

Various factors can drive individuals to contemplate undergoing a breast augmentation, and these motivations hinge on the specific goals and customised surgical plans of each patient. Some common reasons for seeking this procedure include:

  1. Enhancing naturally small breasts
  2. Restoring volume lost due to pregnancy or weight loss
  3. Addressing asymmetries and achieving balanced proportions

It’s crucial for patients to have a clear understanding of both the advantages and potential risks associated with breast augmentation mammoplasty before making the decision to undergo the procedure.

Price

Our breast augmentation surgery includes surgeons fee, hospital fee, general anaesthetic costs, compression garments and lifetime follow up care.

Breast Augmentation $10,500
Breast Augmentation + Fat Grafting $11,500
Breast Augmentation + Breast Lift $16,000
The Implant

At One Cosmetic, we use the highest quality breast implants available on the Australian market — Motiva and Mentor breast implants. Both brands come in a range of shapes, sizes and profiles. Each silicone implant is filled with a cohesive gel that holds together uniformly and retains a natural give that better resembles breast tissue. During your consultation, your surgeon will be able to determine what implant is most suitable for you. 

Motiva breast implants are smooth breast implants that our plastic surgeons commonly use during breast augmentation surgery. We chose Motiva breast implants due to their ongoing studies and safety measurements. Motiva breast implants come in a round and ergonomic shape.

Round – the round implant is uniformly round in shape and holds the firmness even during movement. Patients commonly opt for this implant to achieve the maximum upper pole fullness.

Ergonomic – The ergonomic implant is characterised by its ability to be dynamic with the body. Meaning that as you move, so will the implant. While lying down the implant will hold a more rounded shape, however when standing the implants will appear to be more teardrop.

Mentor are one of the longest implant providers in Australia and each year thousands of women receive breast surgery using Mentor implants. Like Motiva, Mentor breast implants also come in two shapes. First being a round implant and second being a teardrop implant. 

Round –Round implants are characterised by their circular and symmetrical shape, often yielding more pronounced results in breast augmentation.

Teardrop – Teardrop Breast Implants, also referred to as Anatomical Implants, aptly mirror the shape of a teardrop. These implants exhibit a tapered and less full upper portion, while the lower part is rounder, fuller, and wider.

Am I a candidate for surgery?

Before deciding whether to pursue breast augmentation surgery, you may be a good candidate for surgery if:

  • You want to alter the appearance of your breasts
  • You have a minimal amount of breast tissue and wish to have more
  • You are well-supported and have realistic expectations of the surgery
  • You’re able to take sufficient recovery time off of work
  • You are a non–smoker or are willing to abstain from smoking at least 8 weeks before surgery and 8 weeks post-surgery
  • You are 18 years or older
  • You understand there are risks involved and we cannot guarantee outcomes.
Where we operate

Double Bay Day Hospital
Macquarie University Hospital

The Surgery Process

The decision to undertake any type of elective surgery should be a well thought and long process. We do not recommend rushing into any procedures. Below is a guide on the surgery process and the risks involved. 

The first step in finding out more about breast augmentation surgery is to schedule a private consultation. In this consultation, you will meet directly with your specialist plastic surgeon. This gives you an opportunity to discuss your concerns and get all of your questions answered. Before you go into your consultation, you will have our Vectra 3D imaging completed with our breast nurse. The Vectra system allows you to visualise what your post surgery results will look like.

To book a surgery date you can contact our team after a face to face consultation has been completed. You must wait 7 days from the consultation to book a procedure.  

During the consultation, your surgeon will delve into your medical background, inquiring about your medical history and any history of substance abuse, tobacco, or alcohol use. It’s essential to bring along a comprehensive list of all medications and supplements you are currently taking. The consultation includes a thorough examination of your complete and accurate medical history, where you’ll disclose any past surgeries, procedures, or complications you’ve encountered.

This detailed information equips your surgeon to make an informed decision about your general health and assess whether you are an ideal candidate for the procedure—fortunately, the majority of individuals meet the criteria for the intended procedure.

 
 

At the end of your consultation, your surgeon will make recommendations about the best course of action to take for your breast surgery to achieve the result you are after. Every patient is different, and results always vary. While we can look at your inspiration images, we cannot ever guarantee your post surgery results. You must take this into consideration before proceeding with breast augmentation surgery.

Breast implant sizing one of the hardest decisions when it comes to breast augmentations. Your surgeon will take measurements during your consultation to determine what breast implants will be appropriate. He will also examine your breast tissue and shape as these factors can effect what type of implant may be suitable.

While we give you a guide of what breast implant is suitable for your breast type, the decision is ultimately yours.

Once you’ve booked your surgery date, a pre surgery appointment will be scheduled 4 weeks prior to your date. This is your chance to meet with your surgeon again, ask any further questions, go over the surgery plan and take some images. This appointment ensures you’re well prepared for the upcoming surgery date.

The night before and the morning of your breast surgery, you’ll need to adhere to certain guidelines. Typically, you should refrain from eating and drinking fluids after midnight, as is common with many surgical procedures.

Depending on your surgeons advice, you may be allowed to take specific medications with a small sip of water, such as beta-blockers or cholesterol medications. To minimise the risk of infection, it is recommended to shower with an antimicrobial soap both the evening before and on the morning of your surgery. Be gentle, during the cleansing process to avoid irritation.

For hygiene reasons, it’s advised not to wear nasal, nipple or facial piercings to the hospital to prevent loss and potential bacterial contamination.

Upon arrival at the hospital, nursing staff will conduct necessary checks, and you’ll have an opportunity to meet with your surgeon just before the procedure to ensure you feel prepared. In the operating room, you’ll be administered the appropriate anaesthesia.

To minimise visible scars, incisions are typically made in the fold of the breast. Your surgeon will carefully prepare the breast pocket for the implant. Once ready the breast implant will be placed inside the breast space. Breast augmentation surgery usually take 1-2 hours. Once completed the breast pocket will be closed and a dressing will be applied to the area, you will be moved to the recovery room.

All sutures are dissolvable, therefore you will not need to have sutures removed post surgery.

Patients are often comforted by the knowledge that breast augmentation is typically performed on an outpatient basis, usually under general anaesthesia. This allows for mobility within hours after the surgery. It is common to experience some soreness in the first two weeks, during which strenuous physical activities are advised against. You will be given a post surgery recovery bra to wear for 6-12 weeks while healing.

 

Postoperative prescriptions, including antibiotics to prevent infection and painkillers, are often provided, with many cosmetic surgeons prescribing these medications well in advance. Adherence to the post surgery instructions is crucial to ensure optimal healing.

 
 

  • Surgical risks such as bleeding or infection

  • Fluid accumulation around the implant after surgery

  • Allergic reaction to suture materials, tape adhesive or other medical materials and lotions

  • Changes in breast and nipple sensation

  • Temporary or permanent areas of numbness

  • Wrinkling of the skin over the implant

  • Keloid, or lumpy scar tissue, which is pink, raised and irregularly shaped. These scars may be inflamed and itchy. There are several possible sites for the incision. Discuss this with your surgeon

  • Inappropriate implant size

  • Asymmetry (unevenness) of the breasts

  • Calcium deposits in the scar capsule around the implant

  • Granulomas, or lumps in local lymph node tissue formed by leaking silicone

  • Breastfeeding difficulties, including reduced milk supply

  • Reduced effectiveness of breast cancer screening, since an implant may hide breast tissue (and tumours) during a mammogram

  • Movement of the implants from their original position

  • Further surgery to treat complications

  • Risks of anaesthesia including allergic reaction or potentially fatal cardiovascular complications such as heart attack

  • A blood clot in the deep veins of the legs (deep vein thrombosis), which can move to the lungs (pulmonary embolus) or to the brain and may be life threatening

  • unsatisfied with surgery outcome
  • Breast implant illness
  • Breast Implant Associated-Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma (BIA-ALCL) 
  • Reduced effectiveness of breast cancer screening, as an implant may hide breast tissue (and tumours) during a mammogram
  • Movement of the implants from their original position
  • Further surgery to treat complications
Recovery Guide

After surgery our recovery specialists will given post-op instructions. It is important to follow carefully. You will be provided with a script for medication, which you will need to purchase after surgery and instructions on when to take the medication over the days ahead. You will be discharged from hospital when your companion picks you up from the hospital. All patients must have a companion to stay with them for 72hours following surgery.

The first week after surgery you should stick to gentle day-to-day activities. This includes minimal house duties, no lifting, staying home as much as possible and sleeping in an elevated position. Commence postoperative exercise (instructions given post surgery).

In the second week of recovery try not to raise your blood pressure too much and still sleep in an upright position. Patients will also be required to attend a postoperative appointment at our office in week 2. this will be scheduled prior to surgery.

 

In week 2 patients may:

  • Commence a light walk

  • Return to work in week 2 if you have an office job with little physical activity

  • Avoid sexual intercourse

  • Start driving provided they are not taking any pain medication. We also recommend waiting 3 days for the medication to be out of your system.

Weeks 3 – 5 patients with more physical jobs can return to work.

 

In weeks 3-5 patients may:

  • Start getting into a light exercise routine, using lower body

  • Start doing more physical household duties

In weeks 6-8 patients may:

  • Commence normal exercise routine and duties. Please note, do not push yourself into being back into your pre surgery routines.

  • Swimming, bathing running, yoga, stretching, spin class and Pilates

  • Stop wearing compression bra (Textured Mentor implants)

At this stage patients are mostly fully recovered and sutures are absorbed. Patients should always wear a supportive bra when exercising or performing physical activity. For all patients with teardrop breast implants we recommend that you do not ever go back to using or exercising chest muscles heavily as teardrop implants can rotate.

In weeks 9-12 patients may:

  • Contact sport

  • Boxing and upper body exercise

  • Stop wearing compression bra (smooth Motiva implants)

Monitoring your safety for life

Lifelong Breast Implant Surveillance Program

With any surgery, follow-up care is essential. So, we provide patients with ongoing support through our lifelong follow-up. All patients who have breast augmentation in Sydney with us will receive regular post-operative check-ups to avoid any potential complications in the medium to long term. It is essential to understand that a medical device has been used and must be monitored when the patient has the implant.

Patients who decide to undergo a breast augmentation must understand that in the future they will need to have further surgery as breast implant do not last forever. Future surgery is often required to replace one or both implants. As with all surgical procedures, revisional surgery may also be necessary to correct any problems that may develop.
The Breast Implant Registry (BIR) is a public health initiative focusing on patient safety. The Registry collects relevant patient, surgeon, procedural and implant data relating to breast implants. We register all patients post surgery. The Registry is administered by the Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons Inc (ASPS).
Motiva
All Motiva implants are covered against rupture by the Always Confident Warranty, for the lifetime of the device, and by Product Replacement Policy against capsular contracture, Baker grades III and IV for a period of 10 years.   Furthermore, Motiva offer Extended Warranty Programs, which you may decide to participate according to your personal case:  
  • For Motiva Implants®without Q Inside Safety Technology™ our 2Y Motiva Program™
  • For Motiva Implants®with Q Inside Safety Technology™ our 5Y Motiva Program™  
In addition to the replacement product, these programs will support you with financial assistance for each affected implant, applicable to the cost of the revision surgery in the event of a warranty claim for rupture or capsular contracture Baker grades III and IV.
Mentor
All recipients of MENTOR® Breast Implants are automatically enrolled in the MENTOR® Promise Protection Plan. Should a confirmed rupture or deflation occur, the patient will receive up to two replacement breast implants of the same style or like style at no additional charge for the lifetime of the patient. If a rupture occurs within 10 years of surgery, the patient may also be eligible for financial assistance for surgical costs not covered by insurance. Additional complications are also covered for 10 years with free product replacement.   Implantation of the MENTOR® Breast Implants, as well as any subsequent procedures, must be in accordance with current Mentor Product literature and accepted plastic surgical procedures by appropriately qualified licensed physicians for product to qualify for replacement under the Mentor Product Replacement Policy.
Frequently Asked Questions

We regularly get asked about our procedures, so we have put together a couple of questions we get asked on a regular basis. If there is something else you would like to know, please get in touch!

Individual cases may vary but generally, mothers can breastfeed after having breast augmentation. However, some women do experience reduced nipple sensation following breast augmentation surgery making it difficult to trigger the milk let down reflex. Some women may also experience reduced milk supply.

Unfortunately, breast implants will not last forever. Life expectancy is estimated at 10-15 years.

As this is a cosmetic procedure, there is no Medicare rebate or health insurance cover available.

yes, scars are apart of this procedure. The scar is about 3-4cm under each breast fold. With care and diligence the scar will fade over time, however there will always be some trace of a surgical scar on the body.

The Mentor implants come in round or teardrop shapes — the round shapes are well-suited to patients who are happy with their breast shape and want to increase their breast size. In contrast, the teardrop shape provides a more natural look that may be ideal for patients with slightly droopy breasts, such as post-pregnancy, breastfeeding or with weight loss. Round Motiva breast implants give a fuller, round appearance. When standing, the lower pole of the breast will be fuller as this implant has more movement.

 

Our team will assess your breast composition, listen to your goals and advise on the best implant size and shape for your body during your initial consultation.

After the breast augmentation procedure, our patients are taken to recovery for 2–4 hours with our recovery care specialists and can travel home that same evening. Our post-op specialists will provide you with post-op instructions to ensure a smooth recovery.

To book your personal consultation, please contact our team on 1800 678 679 or info@onecosmetic.com.

 

Our consultation dates are normally booked 1-2 months in advance.

Smoking before or after surgery is strictly forbidden as it will significantly impair healing and increase the risk of complications. Here’s why:

  1. Reduced Oxygen Supply: Smoking constricts blood vessels and decreases the amount of oxygen that reaches tissues. Oxygen is essential for wound healing, so smoking can delay recovery, increasing the risk of infections and poor scar formation.

  2. Increased Risk of Complications: Smoking elevates the likelihood of surgical complications, such as poor wound healing, tissue death (necrosis), blood clots, and respiratory issues during and after surgery. Smokers may also have a higher risk of infections and complications with anaesthesia.

  3. Impaired Immune System: Smoking weakens the immune system, making it harder for your body to fight off infections, which are already a risk after surgery.

  4. Prolonged Recovery: The toxins in cigarettes can extend recovery time, making you more vulnerable to post-operative issues like pain, swelling, and prolonged bruising.

To promote the best healing and minimise risks, it is essential to stop smoking 8 weeks before and after surgery.

Before & After

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Jade Pike

Patient Coordinator

Jade is the friendly and approachable face you’ll first meet at One Cosmetic, dedicated to making each client’s experience smooth and enjoyable—from the moment you book your appointment to the time you leave feeling rejuvenated. With a love for natural beauty, she brings genuine care and intention to every interaction.

Shannon Mccarron

Practice Coordinator + Post Surgery Nurse

Nursing Student

Shannon is our lovely practice coordinator, working alongside Charlie and Katie, managing the team and our wonderful patients. Shannon is currently studying her nursing degree and has aspirations of one day becoming a nurse injector. She is currently working alongside our plastics team, managing the care of their post surgery patients, gaining first hand experience in plastics.

 

Shannon has a calming nature and can put even the most anxious patients at ease. She loves building genuine relationships with clients and working within a team environment. 

 

With several years of experience in customer service and the beauty industry shannon understands what it takes to ensure your experience at OC is second to none.⁣

Dr. Sepehr Lajevardi

SPECIALIST PLASTIC SURGEON

MBBS BSc(Med) Hons GDip (Anat) MS FRACS (Plast) 

Dr Sepehr Lajevardi is a specialist plastic and reconstructive surgeon specialising in aesthetic surgery of the breast and body. After undertaking his undergraduate medical training at University of NSW with a scholarship, he went on to undertake 12 years of post graduate 12 years of post graduate training to be recognised as a specialist plastic surgeon with the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons. Dr Lajevardi has a keen interest in research with many publications and more than 50 presentations at national conferences. Dr Lajevardi was also mentored by many of Sydneys previous leading plastic surgeons to further his skills in aesthetic plastic surgery.

 

Dr Lajevardi is a clinical associate lecturer at the university of Sydney. He is also a founding member and past chairman of the International charity organisation, ‘Doctors Assisting in South Pacific Islands’ (DAISI), organising much needed surgical trips to the pacific as well as medical supplies to help our closest neighbours.

 

Dr Lajevardi prides himself in his meticulous surgical technique. His paramount consideration is patient satisfaction, always striving to achieve tailored results in a caring and compassionate way.

Charlie Saphin

PRACTICE COORDINATOR

Charlie is one of the beautiful faces you’ ll meet when coming into clinic. Charlie brings knowledge and experience in VIP customer service management. Charlie has such a calming nature that will make even the most nervous patients feel at ease.


Charlie knows the answer to all surgical and non surgical questions you may have. She loves chatting with patients and holding their hand along their aesthetic journeys.

Dr. Anita Jacombs

GENERAL SURGEON & BREAST IMPLANT SPECIALIST

Anita is a general surgeon at a variety of hospitals across Sydney and has been working alongside Dr Wessels for the past 2 years. She shares a passion for patient health and wellness, which is why is completes all of our breast implant checks. Anita has warm nature and wealth of knowledge when it comes to surgery and its possible complications. Anita is available for breast implant checks in clinic too ensure you and your implants are in good health.

Chelsea Scutts

REGISTERED NURSE

Chelsea has been with One Cosmetic since it’s inception, handpicked by Dr Wessels to manage his practice and patients. Having been in the health & beauty industry for over 8 years Chelsea has a passion for all aesthetic treatments! Her ever evolving thirst for knowledge and passion for delivering the very best to our patient is why Chelsea has a strong base of clients.

 

Chelsea treatments include anti wrinkle, dermal filler, PDO threads, lip enhancements, Morpheus8 face and body sculpting and much more! She has an eye for natural beauty and enhancing her patients features. She regularly attends seminars to learn new techniques for best practice.

 

Book a Consultation with Nurse Chelsea via the online booking system.

Dr. Louis Wessels

SPECIALIST PLASTIC SURGEON

MBChB FRACS (Plast) FCS Plastics (SA) MAdv Plastic Surgery (Macq Uni) Mmed Plastics (SA)

Dr Wessels is a cosmetic, plastic and reconstructive surgeon. His practice covers the whole range of procedures in cosmetic, plastic and reconstructive surgery with special emphasis on cosmetic and reconstructive surgery of the breast (augmentation, reduction and breast lift) as well as facial cosmetic and reconstructive surgery.

Dr Wessels received his MBChB in South Africa, completing his internship and general surgery residency, training in one of the most challenging clinical environments, before completing his Fellowship and his Master of Medicine in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.

Dr Wessels successfully completed his second Fellowship in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery when he was awarded a Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons in 2015. He has published world leading research on breast implant infection and outcomes following breast augmentation surgery.

Lacey Lopez

Senior Dermal Aesthetician

After completing her diploma in beauty therapy at the Australasian natural therapies in 2011, Lacey was quickly identified as an emerging talent due to her meticulous attention to detail and offering a uniquely holistic and personalised approach to beauty and Wellness.

 

Holistic Wellness is associated with treatments and remedies that are natural, safe and focused on one’s internal and external wellbeing. Much more goes into Wellness of your skin than just a single treatment or product. Ones emotions, hormonal balance, nutrition, and the types of products used on the skin synergistically can make up the health of their skin.

 

Whilst gaining incredible industry experience both here and in the United States, Lacey went on to further her studies in holistic skin analysis – completing courses in lymphatic drainage, advanced dermal needling, skin mapping, hormonal imbalances, massage therapy an integrative nutrition. Her incredibly diverse training in highly customised treatment plans have ensured her reputation as one of the best aestheticians in Sydney.

 

Now, with over 12 years of industry experience Lacey acts as the senior dermal aesthetician for one cosmetic and skin therapist to celebrities. Her expertise lies in being results driven, providing exceptional service, and mastering high quality products and technology on the market. Lacey is forever researching industry innovations in remaining at the forefront of the latest procedures and modalities Lacey has become a renowned skin expert and trainer across the country. Book a consultation with Lacey to create your customised skin plan.

Max Lambert

Senior Cosmetic Injector

Bachelor of Nursing

After working as a Senior Dermal Therapist in the beauty industry for over four years, Max has mastered the complexities of skin. Now, as an advanced registered nurse and certified cosmetic injector, Max offers the latest and most advanced treatments.

 

Additionally, Max has experience working in a clinical capacity in a critical care environment, specialising in vascular nursing. Max is passionate about helping clients feel like their best selves, accentuating their unique and natural beauty. Max is dedicated to working with every individual to form results-driven, realistic and client-centred treatment plans.

 

Furthermore, Max has formulated a genuinely gifted and aesthetic eye with attention to detail. Education is integral to his approach, ensuring clients understand all aspects of the treatments they receive, including product information and post-treatment care.

Max ensures he attends ongoing training, workshops and leading industry conferences to remain up to date with the most advanced procedures and modes of treatments available.

Dr Thomas Webb

Cosmetic Physician

Bachelor of Medicine and a Bachelor of Surgery

Graduating in 2016 with a Bachelor of Medicine and a Bachelor of Surgery, Dr Webb has spent the last five years working as a surgical trainee in Sydney.


With a particular interest in Plastic and Reconstructive surgery, Dr Webb has turned his sights to Cosmetic medicine, incorporating his knowledge of anatomy and technical ability to provide minimally invasive rejuvenation techniques, emphasising symmetry and aesthetic outcomes.

 

Dr Webb collaborates with several aesthetic medical clinics and national scripting partners around Australia. Ensuring patient comfort and safety are paramount to Dr Webb, and he always aims to exceed his patient’s expectations for all cosmetic procedures.

Dr Scott Turner

Specialist Plastic Surgeon

Dr. Scott J. Turner is a Specialist Plastic Surgeon here at One Cosmetic Double Bay. With over a decade of experience in cosmetic and reconstructive surgery, he specialises in face, nose, and breast procedures. Known for his meticulous attention to detail and patient-centred approach, he prioritises clear communication, safety, and personalised care.

Dr. Turner earned his Fellowship in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery from the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS) in 2013, the gold standard for surgical training in Australia. During this time, he trained extensively in both reconstructive and cosmetic surgery under the guidance of leading Plastic Surgeons across the country.

Before specialising in Plastic Surgery, Dr. Turner completed multiple prestigious university degrees at the University of Sydney and the University of New South Wales. His qualifications include a Bachelor of Science in Anatomy and Pharmacology, a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) with Honours, and a Master of Surgery in Plastic Surgery.

Committed to continuous professional development, Dr. Turner stays at the forefront of the latest advancements in plastic surgery. His expertise, combined with a compassionate approach, has earned him a strong reputation among patients in Sydney and across Australia.

Katie O'Connor

Practice Coordinator

Katie is our beautiful clinic coordinator at OC and one of the first faces you’ll see when you walk through the doors or call our team. She has several years of experience in a customer service role and brings a wealth of knowledge in managing patients and understands what it takes to support our patients through their cosmetic journeys. 

 

Katie is passionate about skin and skin health, which is so important when patents are seeking advice on where to start. Katie has also recently been through the surgery process herself, so she can give first hand experience when it comes to any surgery related questions. 

Dr Adam Honeybrook

SPECIALIST HEAD AND NECK SURGEON. US DOUBLE BOARD CERTIFIED IN FACIAL PLASTIC AND RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY

Dr Honeybrook completed a 6-year medical degree at the University of New South Wales (UNSW), Sydney, in 2009. He then completed basic surgical training at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney, whilst also sitting the United States Medical Licensing Examinations. This provided Dr. Honeybrook the unique opportunity to train at top hospitals throughout the United States.

 

From 2012 onwards, Dr Honeybrook undertook an impressive amount of training and accreditation in the United States, including General Surgical training at Vanderbilt University Medical Centre, a highly selective 5-year specialist training position in Head & Neck and Facial Plastic Surgery at Duke University Hospital in North Carolina – which encompassed extensive subspeciality training in Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, including microvascular tissue transfer, oncologic facial reconstruction, maxillofacial trauma reconstruction, facial reanimation and reinnervation procedures and facial aesthetic surgery – followed by an additional 2 years of accredited fellowship training dedicated purely to Facial Plastic Surgery via the prestigious University of Pennsylvania Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery fellowship under the auspices of the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (AAFPRS).

 

In 2019, Dr Honeybrook completed further fellowship training in Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery in Louisiana and became an Assistant Professor of Head & Neck and Facial Plastic Surgery at Louisiana State University.

 

Dr Honeybrook then returned to Australia in 2020 to work as a specialist consultant surgeon at Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital and he was inducted as a fellow of the American College of Surgeons in 2021. In 2022, Dr Honeybrook was inducted as a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons, and he was also granted Board Certification in Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery by the American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.

 

Dr Honeybrook’s 19 years of extensive medical and surgical training and experience has focused on Head & Neck and Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, and he has trained under some of the most highly regarded facial plastic surgeons in the world. Holding specialist medical licenses in both Australia and the United States enables Dr Honeybrook to frequently visit his mentors in North American to remain contemporary and continue his quest of lifelong learning to deliver optimal outcomes to his patients.

 

Dr Honeybrook’s unique training background enables him to provide patients with individualised results. He is one of a few surgeons in Australia with such an extensive training that integrates surgical skills alongside the latest technologies to deliver enhanced, yet natural results.

 

Dr. Honeybrook specialises in advanced surgical facial rejuvenation techniques including extended deep plane facelift, eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty), brow lift, and other surgical and non-surgical restorative treatments. He also has extensive experience in transformative primary and revision rhinoplasty, and he performs approximately 150-200 rhinoplasty surgeries each year.

Jasmine Touma

Practice Coordinator + Post Surgery Nurse

Nursing Student

Meet Jasmine, our delightful practice coordinator who collaborates with Charlie and Katie to oversee both the team and our incredible patients. Jasmine is currently pursuing her nursing degree, aspiring to become a nurse injector in the future. She is actively engaged with our plastics team, where she manages the care of post-surgery patients, gaining invaluable hands-on experience in the field of plastics.

 

Jasmine possesses a calming nature that has the remarkable ability to reassure even the most anxious patients. Her passion lies in building genuine relationships with clients and thriving in a team environment.

 

Drawing from several years of experience in customer service and the beauty industry, Jasmine is well-versed in ensuring that your experience at OC is nothing short of exceptional.

Dr. Jing Wang

General Practitioner

Dr. Jing Wang is a highly experienced General Practitioner (GP), graduating Mbbs with honours from the University of New South Wales with a Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery, She is also a fellow of the CPCA. Her comprehensive hospital training encompassed various fields including medicine, surgery, paediatrics, obstetrics, gynaecology, and emergency medicine.

A dedicated professional, Dr. Wang is not only a fellow with the Royal Australian College of General Practice (FRACGP) but also a dermal filler trainer, showcasing her expertise in aesthetic medicine. With a fervent belief in the power of non-invasive cosmetic procedures to unlock individual beauty and confidence, she is committed to helping her patients achieve their aesthetic goals.

Over the course of her career, Dr. Wang has cultivated a particular interest in skincare and anti-aging medicine. Specialising in non-surgical cosmetic procedures, she possesses extensive proficiency in injectable treatments, leveraging her deep understanding of facial anatomy and artistic sensibility to deliver optimal results. Her areas of expertise include dermal fillers, bio-stimulators, and thread lifts, with a meticulous attention to detail in procedures such as lip enhancement, cheek augmentation, and nose reshaping.

Dr. Wang is renowned for her excellence in a range of treatments, including dermal fillers for the Asian nose, tear troughs, and chin, as well as facial slimming techniques to achieve the coveted V-shaped face aesthetic. She is equally passionate about imparting her knowledge to the next generation of medical professionals, serving as a conjoint lecturer at the University of New South Wales medical school and sharing her insights on medical topics and preventive healthcare through regular presentations on SBS radio.

Fluent in English, Mandarin, and Cantonese, Dr. Jing Wang is dedicated to providing personalised care and empowering her patients to look and feel their best.

Ailiya Greaves

Senior Dermal Aesthetician

Introducing the newest addition to OC’s Dermal team, Ailiya Greaves.

With five years of experience in the industry, Ailiya brings a wealth of skill and expertise to her role as a dermal practitioner. Currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in nursing, she is dedicated to continuous learning and professional growth.

Ailiya specialises in addressing a diverse array of skin concerns, ranging from rosacea and acne to scarring, anti-aging, and pigmentation. Her comprehensive knowledge of dermal treatments ensures that she delivers exceptional care and outstanding results to our valued clients.

Under the guidance of our team and clinical leaders, Ailiya has undergone rigorous training to refine her skills further.

To schedule a personal consultation with Ailiya, reach out to our team today!

Maree

Nurse

Maree is the newest cosmetic nurse at One Cosmetic, specialising in all cosmetic treatments. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing, with years of theatre nursing and plastic surgery care, Maree expertly blends her deep knowledge of surgery with her aesthetic expertise to achieve outstanding results.

She takes a holistic approach to patient care, starting with cosmeceuticals and laser treatments to restore skin health, followed by tailored procedures to address signs of ageing and enhance facial contours.

Dr. Negin Sedaghat

Specialist General Surgeon with subspecialties in Breast Surgery, Surgical Oncology, and Endocrine Surgery

Dr. Negin Sedaghat, FRACS, is an Australian-trained Specialist General Surgeon with subspecialties in Breast Surgery, Surgical Oncology, and Endocrine Surgery. She is BreastSurgANZ certified in Breast Surgery and has been awarded a Professional Certification with distinction in Oncoplastic Breast Surgery from the University of Sydney. As an integral member of both Breast Cancer and Endocrine Disease Multidisciplinary Teams, Dr. Sedaghat combines her surgical expertise with a compassionate and holistic approach to patient care.

Committed to ensuring patient safety and long-term surgical outcomes, Dr. Sedaghat is now working at One Cosmetic, where she performs breast implant checks following surgery. These assessments play a crucial role in monitoring the integrity of implants, detecting potential complications such as capsular contracture, rupture, or implant malposition, and addressing patient concerns. She is available to any patient for breast implant health.

Dr. Louis Wessels

SPECIALIST PLASTIC SURGEON

MBChB FRACS (Plast) FCS Plastics (SA) MAdv Plastic Surgery (Macq Uni) Mmed Plastics (SA)

Dr Wessels is a cosmetic, plastic and reconstructive surgeon and is a senior lecturer at the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences of Macquarie University.

His practice covers the whole range of procedures in cosmetic, plastic and reconstructive surgery with special emphasis on cosmetic and reconstructive surgery of the breast (augmentation, reduction and breast lift) as well as facial cosmetic and reconstructive surgery.

Dr Wessels received his MBChB in South Africa, completing his internship and general surgery residency, training in one of the most challenging clinical environments, before completing his Fellowship and his Master of Medicine in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.

Dr Wessels successfully completed his second Fellowship in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery when he was awarded a Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons in 2015. He has published world leading research on breast implant infection and outcomes following breast augmentation surgery.