Breast Augmentation Surgeon
DR TAVAKOLI
Dr Tavakoli has extensive experience and training in plastic and reconstructive surgery. With a fellowship in plastic surgery from the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons, and with over 20 years of plastic surgical experience.
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Dr Tavakoli
Dr Kourosh Tavakoli is an Australian-trained Specialist Plastic Surgeon practising in Sydney, with more than 20 years of experience across a range of aesthetic surgical procedures.
Throughout his career, Dr Tavakoli has maintained a strong commitment to surgical education and the advancement of plastic surgery. He contributes to the training and professional development of both emerging and established plastic surgeons and has been invited to present at national and international meetings, including ISAPS, as well as performing live surgery demonstrations at SAPS.
Dr Tavakoli has also contributed to the academic literature through publications in peer-reviewed plastic surgery journals, reflecting his ongoing interest in surgical technique, clinical outcomes and innovation.
He holds a Master of Surgery in Plastic Surgery from UNSW and has performed more than 10,000 breast procedures during his career. His Sydney practice receives referrals for complex breast surgery, with particular experience in breast revision surgery and tuberous breast deformity.
With extensive clinical experience, academic contributions and an ongoing commitment to surgical education, Dr Tavakoli continues to contribute to the development and teaching of contemporary global aesthetic plastic surgery.
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Breast & Body Procedures
Dr. Tavakoli offers a range of expert breast procedures, including augmentations, lifts, and revisions. With a focus on personalised care, advanced techniques, and natural-looking results, Each treatment is tailored to suit individual patient needs and surgical goals.
Interstate Patients
TRAVELLING TO SYDNEY
Dr. Tavakoli brings a wealth of experience that spans both national and international domains, establishing himself as a trusted figure in his field. While Dr. Tavakoli exclusively consults and operates in Sydney, Australia, his practice is committed to welcoming patients from various regions, including interstate and overseas.
To assist our valued interstate patients, Dr. Tavakoli has thoughtfully developed a special Interstate Package. This comprehensive package is designed to facilitate a seamless and comfortable experience for those traveling from other parts of Australia, ensuring that patients receive the highest standard of care and support, making their journey to Sydney as stress-free as possible.
For the recovery process, you are required to stay in Sydney for 3-5 days following your procedure before travelling interstate.You will be free to fly or drive home 3 days following, provided Dr Tavakoli has discharged you.
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Our Gallery showcases the changes achieved through surgical procedures performed by Dr. Tavakoli. Each image shows previous patient’s individual result following surgery, highlighting our patients’ experience.
Disclaimer: The outcomes shown are only relevant for this patient and do not necessarily reflect the results other patients may experience, as results may vary due to many factors including the individual’s genetics, diet and exercise.
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Plastic Surgery in Forbes
Dr. Tavakoli is featured in an insightful article that highlights the rising popularity of plastic surgery in Australia amidst changing societal opinions. To learn more about his contributions and the broader trends in the field, check out the latest article on Forbes: As Societal Opinions Change, Plastic Surgery Booms in Australia.
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Frequently Asked Questions
IS PLASTIC SURGERY PAINFUL?
Plastic surgery, like any other surgical procedure, is an involved medical undertaking. An abdominoplasty is a serious and involved surgical procedure, but is normally completed under general anesthetic. Patients may experience discomfort during recovery, and with more serious procedures recovery can be a process in which much patience is required. However, this is to be expected with any form of complex surgery. Procedures that are completed on a smaller scale, such as lip treatments, may stay sore for a while depending on the concentration of sensitive nerves in that particular area. If you are deeply concerned about any form of pain that might be associated with your potential procedure, it is best to raise these concerns with your surgeon during the consultation period.
HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO RECOVER FROM SURGERY?
Recovery periods depend entirely on the complexity of your procedure. Most of the swelling with breast related surgery disappears within two weeks, but it may take up to nine months before you’re completely back to normal. After liposuction, it will be necessary to spend three weeks wearing tight bandages over the areas treated. Sometimes this may be slightly uncomfortable and inconvenient as it may affect your ability to complete everyday activities (such as using the lavatory).
WHICH PROCEDURES ARE THE RISKIEST?
Plastic surgery, like most other surgical procedures, always carries some form of risk. Some of the risks that do exist are anaesthesia and procedure related complications, continued and excessive bleeding, infection and prolonged healing periods, to name a few. A breast reduction mammoplasty procedure may carry the risk of nipple loss. During this procedure nipples must be removed and replaced so there is a slight chance the body may reject them. If not completed correctly, an abdominoplasty (tummy tuck) may lead to stomach or bowel infection.
WHEN CAN I RESUME REGULAR EXERCISE?
The time that it takes for a patient to be able to resume their regular exercise regimes varies according to the operation performed. Most patients are encouraged to begin a relaxed walking routine on the second day post operation. Depending on your particular procedure, as well as the progress of your individual recovery, regular aerobic and more vigorous activities will generally not be recommended during the first two to three weeks post-surgery. This is a precaution taken to decrease the risks of bleeding, swelling, and bruising. Generally, weight lifting and contact sports are only recommended after 4 months of recovery time.