Albyn Hospital
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Opening hours
Mon-Thu: 8am-9pm
Fri: 8am-6pm
Sat: 8am-1:30pm -
Car parking
27 spaces
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Children & young people services
Consultations 3yrs+ Procedures 16yrs+
Expert cosmetic services from a team of specialists
At Albyn Hospital, we offer a wide range of cosmetic surgery and plastic surgery procedures designed to help you feel more comfortable, confident, and happy with your appearance. Whether you're considering treatment for aesthetic reasons, our experienced Consultant Plastic, Reconstructive and Cosmetic Surgeon provide personalised care tailored to your individual goals.
From your first consultation through to recovery, you'll benefit from consultant-led care, ensuring continuity, expertise, and support at every stage of your journey. We are committed to delivering the highest standards of patient safety, clinical excellence, and patient satisfaction, helping you make informed decisions about your treatment with confidence.
Cosmetic surgery refers to procedures carried out to enhance or alter your appearance rather than to treat a medical condition. While these procedures are elective, they can have a meaningful impact on your confidence, self-esteem, and overall physical and emotional wellbeing.
Treatment may focus on areas such as body shape, facial features, or changes that occur over time. This might include concerns related to significant weight loss, ageing, asymmetry, or physical changes following life events.
Plastic surgery focuses on reconstructing, restoring or improving form and function. It is often performed to treat conditions caused by injury, illness, burns, cancer treatment, congenital conditions or previous surgery. The aim is to restore appearance while also improving function and quality of life.
At Albyn Hospital, cosmetic surgery is approached with careful planning and clinical precision. The focus is always on achieving results that look natural and in proportion, rather than dramatic or overcorrected changes.
Albyn Hospital provides a comprehensive range of cosmetic surgery procedures, with surgeons experienced in:
These treatments are often chosen by patients following significant weight loss or changes in body shape.
Two Consultations
It is now regarded best practice, that for all cosmetic surgery, patients should have two appointments. You will visit us for their first appointment, before having a ‘cooling-off’ period to decide whether treatment is for you. Your second appointment will be scheduled for two months later.
The first appointment follows a ‘fact-finding’ approach, to allow the Consultant to find out what your needs and expectations are. He will assess the you and see whether he agrees with what you believes the issue is. An examination will take place and our Consultant will work out if your request can be met.
This is driven both on what can be offered, and your wished– and whether the expectation [from the patient] is realistic, or if there are any other issues which need to be factored in before surgery.
The Second Consultation
At your second appointment, the Consultant will go through the process again. Our Consultant answer any questions you may have, go over what has been discussed at the first appointment and reassess to see if you are still keen to go ahead with treatment.
In some instances, other psychological components may drive the your desire for a particular treatment. This may mean our Consultant will need to seek the opinion of a psychologist and determine whether it is ethically correct to offer the surgery and to evaluate any potential vulnerabilities you may have.
Diagnostics
In terms of diagnostics, there are several things our Consultant may require to assess your health.
For breast reduction surgery, he may check you are within the correct age group and would consider a mammogram. For revision implant surgery, he may need to look at scans or learn more about previous implant surgery.
Those with abdominal wall hernias may require imaging of the abdominal wall, while weight loss patients often need blood tests, to check they are not nutritionally depleted.
(Please note that any diagnostic test required are charged in addition to the initial consultation fee)