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Plastic and
Aesthetic
Surgery Program

Our Reconstructive and Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Program offers surgical procedures performed by resident physicians from the CES University academic program under the supervision and guidance of expert plastic surgeons and university faculty.

Services

Liposuction

A surgical technique that removes excess fat from different areas of the body using cannulas inserted through small incisions.

Abdominoplasty

Surgery to remove excess skin and fat from the abdomen and strengthen the abdominal muscles.

Breast Reduction

Surgery aimed at reducing breast size by removing breast tissue, skin, and excess fat.

Mastopexy without Implants

Surgery to lift and firm sagging breasts without altering their volume by removing excess skin and repositioning the areola and nipple.

Mastopexy with Implants

Surgery that combines mastopexy without implants with breast implants to enhance volume and breast projection.

Breast Augmentation

Surgery to increase breast size using silicone or saline implants placed behind the breast tissue or pectoral muscle.

Breast reconstruction/explantation

Surgery that consists of removing breast implants due to complications, dissatisfaction, change of preference of the patient and reconstructing the breasts with autologous tissue (the patient's own) or with new implants.

Blepharoplasty

Surgery to rejuvenate the eyelids by removing excess skin, fat, and muscle from the periocular area.

Otoplasty

Surgery to correct deformities or alterations of the ears, including size, shape, position, or symmetry.

Mentoplasty

Modification of the size of the chin to improve its projection.

Rhinoplasty

Surgery to reshape the nose for aesthetic or functional purposes by altering bone, cartilage, or nasal skin.

Rhytidoplasty

Surgery to rejuvenate the face by tightening and rearranging the skin, muscles of the face and neck.

This Program aims to improve the quality of life for individuals requiring interventions to correct or enhance their physical appearance due to health issues, accidents, illness, or personal desire.