Breast Aesthetics
Breast Aesthetic surgery, also known as cosmetic surgery, covers a number of procedures to adjust the appearance of breasts. People choose aesthetic breast surgery for various reasons, such as addressing changes after significant weight loss, pregnancy, or breastfeeding, or to manage developmental differences.
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Providing specialist plastic surgery services to the Perth, Bunbury, and Rockingham regions, Dr Taylor offers dedicated, personalised, and state-of-the-art care to his patients.
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Achieving the best results and symmetry in breast enhancement, asymmetry, and revision surgery can be complex. With over 20 years of experience in surgical oncology, microsurgery and breast reconstruction, Duncan brings a high level of skill and experience, offering you a range of surgical options.
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Dr Taylor will work with you to determine the most suitable procedure for your body and preferences, helping you achieve the best possible outcome based on your goals.
Aesthetic Breast Procedures
For more information on all the aesthetic breast surgery procedures offered by Dr Duncan Taylor, please click the links below.
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Why should you see Dr Taylor for Aesthetic Breast surgery?
Dr Duncan Taylor brings over 20 years of specialist training and experience in plastic surgery, with board certifications in both the UK and Australia. His expertise in microsurgical reconstruction and commitment to achieving natural, aesthetically pleasing results have earned him a respected reputation locally and internationally. By choosing Dr Taylor, you select a surgeon who prioritises patient safety, precision, and personalised care, ensuring your surgery is tailored to your unique needs and goals.
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Risks Associated with Aesthetic Breast Surgery
All plastic surgeries carry general risks that vary depending on individual circumstances and specific surgical procedures.
During your consultation, Dr Duncan Taylor will discuss your unique surgical procedure's risks and potential complications.
We have created information sheets outlining the general risks involved in each procedure.
You can find the procedure-specific information sheet on the relevant procedure page on this website, or contact us for a copy.