11 treatments · 4 areas
Each entry describes the treatment in plain words and lists the essential technical details. Suitability, risks, alternatives and timings are always assessed in consultation, case by case.
Area I
The area to which the doctor devotes most of his work. Every procedure is planned around the proportions of the chest and the quality of the tissues.
Increases breast volume with implants, chosen in shape and size to suit the patient’s proportions and build.
Reshapes and lifts breasts that have lost firmness, for example after pregnancy or significant weight loss.
Reduces the volume and weight of the breasts, with possible benefits for posture and back and shoulder discomfort.
Area II
Procedures to redefine the abdominal wall and the contour of the torso, often after pregnancy or changes in weight.
Removes excess abdominal skin and, where needed, repairs the muscle wall.
Removes localised fat deposits that don’t respond to diet and exercise, for a more defined contour.
Area III
Drawing the silhouette: proportions between waist, hips and legs.
Removal of localised fat on the hips, thighs and knees, to bring the contours into harmony.
Area IV
Facial surgery and aesthetic medicine, with one constant aim: balanced features, never an altered look.
Changes the shape and proportions of the nose, seeking balance with the rest of the face.
Corrects excess skin and bags on the upper and lower eyelids.
Hyaluronic acid to restore volume and soften wrinkles and folds. Outpatient treatment.
Treatment of expression lines on the forehead, between the brows and around the eyes. Outpatient treatment.
Non-surgical correction of small irregularities of the nasal profile with hyaluronic acid.
The details above are indicative and reflect what healthcare facilities generally report: anaesthesia, duration, hospital stay and recovery are decided by the surgeon for each case, in consultation. This information does not replace a medical consultation, and results vary from person to person. Stock images: they do not show patients of Dr Savanelli.
