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Form and Face

http://formandface.com.au/
Dr Norris FRACS, Cosmetic Plastic Surgeon: "My patients expect the best possible result and I aim to help them achieve it."

Form & Face provides Cosmetic Plastic Surgery services performed by Dr Benjamin Norris FRACS. Dr Benjamin Norris has trained for 20 years in Sydney and overseas to become fully qualified as a Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon. Please follow me on my instagram page
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29/12/2025

Tuberous breasts are a congenital difference in breast shape, often involving a narrow breast base, a high breast fold and changes in the ar**la or breast volume. These features can vary between individuals and between each breast.

Surgery for tuberous breasts is tailored to the person and may include releasing tight tissue, reshaping the breast, adjusting the fold or ar**la, and sometimes using implants and/or a lift. Procedures are performed in accredited hospitals, and in some cases Medicare item numbers and private health insurance rebates may apply, depending on clinical criteria and your policy. As with all breast surgery, there are risks such as bleeding, infection, changes in sensation, scarring, implant-related issues and the possibility of further surgery.

If you’re considering treatment for tuberous breasts, please contact Form & Face so our team can help you arrange a consultation with Dr Norris to discuss your individual options.

**Disclaimer: All surgical, non-surgical and invasive procedures carry risks. We recommend all patients to seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health professional.

DR BENJAMIN NORRIS
MBChB,
MMed (ClinEpi),
FRACS (Plast),
AHPRA registration number: MED0001160589

23/12/2025

This patient’s images show one example of male breast reduction (gynaecomastia correction) six weeks after surgery. At this stage of recovery, tissues are still healing and some swelling, firmness or changes in sensation can remain. The final appearance continues to evolve over the following months as the chest settles.

Gynaecomastia surgery may involve liposuction, surgical excision of glandular tissue, or a combination of both. The specific approach, scars and recovery plan are tailored to each person’s anatomy, medical history and goals, so outcomes and downtime vary between individuals.

You may wish to discuss how gynaecomastia surgery might relate to your health, body type and lifestyle, including what recovery could involve for you. To explore these points in more detail, you can contact Form & Face to schedule a consultation with Dr Norris for individualised advice.

**Disclaimer: All surgical, non-surgical and invasive procedures carry risks. We recommend all patients to seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health professional.

DR BENJAMIN NORRIS
MBChB,
MMed (ClinEpi),
FRACS (Plast),
AHPRA registration number: MED0001160589

18/12/2025

Recovery after gynaecomastia correction varies between patients. In the early days, chest movement is limited and a compression garment is usually worn to support healing and reduce swelling.

Some patients can resume light daily activities and desk-based work within about a week, while driving, lifting and upper-body exercise are often delayed for longer. The exact timing depends on your procedure, job demands and how your body recovers, so your plan will be tailored at follow-up appointments with Dr Norris.

For advice specific to your situation and activity level, please contact Form & Face to arrange a consultation with Dr Norris.

**Disclaimer: All surgical, non-surgical and invasive procedures carry risks. We recommend all patients to seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health professional.

DR BENJAMIN NORRIS
MBChB,
MMed (ClinEpi),
FRACS (Plast),
AHPRA registration number: MED0001160589

16/12/2025

For some patients, breast lift (mastopexy) and breast implants may be considered together. A breast lift focuses on reshaping and repositioning the breast, while implants are used to add volume where this has reduced over time, such as after pregnancy, breastfeeding or weight changes.

Whether these procedures are combined depends on several factors, including breast tissue quality, skin elasticity, chest proportions and your preferences. In some cases, a lift alone may be appropriate; in others, an implant may be recommended to help address volume loss. The final plan is always individualised after careful assessment.

During your consultation, Dr Norris will examine your breasts, discuss your medical history, and outline the potential benefits and limitations of combining a lift with implants. He will also explain the potential risks.

For personalised advice, please contact our team at Form & Face to book a consultation with Dr Norris and discuss whether a breast lift with or without implants may be appropriate for you.

**Disclaimer: All surgical, non-surgical and invasive procedures carry risks. We recommend all patients to seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health professional.

DR BENJAMIN NORRIS
MBChB,
MMed (ClinEpi),
FRACS (Plast),
AHPRA registration number: MED0001160589

12/12/2025

This image shows one patient six weeks after a breast lift (mastopexy). For this patient, the breasts are still settling at this stage.

A breast lift is an operation that reshapes and repositions the breast by removing excess skin and reshaping the existing tissue. It does not routinely change breast size, although some patients may discuss combining mastopexy with other procedures if appropriate. The exact technique, scar pattern and recovery plan are tailored to the individual, so experiences and outcomes differ from person to person.

If you are considering breast lift surgery, an in-person consultation is important to review your medical history, assess your breast tissues and discuss potential risks, benefits and alternatives in your situation. This information is general in nature and does not replace medical advice. You can contact Form & Face to organise an appointment with Dr Norris.

**Disclaimer: All surgical, non-surgical and invasive procedures carry risks. We recommend all patients to seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health professional.

DR BENJAMIN NORRIS
MBChB,
MMed (ClinEpi),
FRACS (Plast),
AHPRA registration number: MED0001160589

07/12/2025

In some circumstances, where breast ptosis is severe and strict criteria are met, a Medicare item number may apply. If an item number is applicable, your private health insurer may offer a rebate for some hospital or theatre costs, depending on your policy.

It’s important to know that:
- Eligibility is not guaranteed
- Assessment is made on a case-by-case basis
- Each health fund has its own rules and levels of cover

During a consultation, Dr Norris can examine you, discuss whether a Medicare item number may be relevant and outline questions you may wish to ask your insurer.

**Disclaimer: All surgical, non-surgical and invasive procedures carry risks. We recommend all patients to seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health professional.

DR BENJAMIN NORRIS
MBChB,
MMed (ClinEpi),
FRACS (Plast),
AHPRA registration number: MED0001160589

04/12/2025

Male breast reduction (gynaecomastia correction) typically involves removing excess glandular and/or fatty tissue from the chest. This may be done using liposuction, surgical excision through a small incision at the edge of the ar**la, or a combination of both. The technique is tailored to the individual after a full clinical assessment.

These photos show one patient six weeks after surgery. At this stage, tissues are still healing, and swelling and firmness may continue to change over the following months. Every patient’s chest shape, skin quality and healing response are different, so results and recovery experiences vary.

If you’re considering surgery for gynaecomastia, it’s important to understand the possible causes, the surgical steps involved, and the potential risks and recovery requirements in your particular case.

For personalised advice, please contact our team at Form & Face to book a consultation with Dr Norris and discuss whether gynaecomastia correction may be appropriate for you.

**Disclaimer: All surgical, non-surgical and invasive procedures carry risks. We recommend all patients seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health professional.

DR BENJAMIN NORRIS
MBChB,
MMed (ClinEpi),
FRACS (Plast),
AHPRA registration number: MED0001160589

02/12/2025

A breast lift (mastopexy) is an elective cosmetic surgery that focuses on the shape and position of the breasts rather than their size. During this procedure, excess skin is removed and the breast tissue is reshaped so the breast can sit higher on the chest wall. This may be considered by people who are concerned about breast laxity related to:

- The natural ageing process
- Gravity and reduced skin elasticity
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding
- Significant weight loss or weight fluctuation

A breast lift does not automatically make the breast larger or smaller. Some patients may choose to discuss additional procedures, such as implants to address volume loss, but this involves extra considerations, risks and costs and will only be recommended where clinically appropriate.

Please contact our team at Form & Face to book a consultation with Dr Norris. Your consultation is an opportunity to decide if an breast lift is suitable for you.

**Disclaimer: All surgical, non-surgical and invasive procedures carry risks. We recommend all patients to seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health professional.

DR BENJAMIN NORRIS
MBChB,
MMed (ClinEpi),
FRACS (Plast),
AHPRA registration number: MED0001160589

29/11/2025

A body lift, also known as a belt lipectomy, is a more extensive procedure aimed to remove excess skin and tissue that can remain after major weight loss or significant body changes. It typically addresses the abdomen, lower back, flanks, and outer thighs.

At Form & Face, follow-up care is an important part of the process. Patients are welcome to return for review appointments at any time after surgery so that Dr Norris can assess healing and provide guidance tailored to each stage of recovery.

If you would like to learn more about the body lift procedure, you are welcome to contact our team.

**Disclaimer: All surgical, non-surgical and invasive procedures carry risks. We recommend all patients to seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health professional.

DR BENJAMIN NORRIS
MBChB,
MMed (ClinEpi),
FRACS (Plast),
AHPRA registration number: MED0001160589

25/11/2025

During eyelid surgery, Dr Norris makes careful incisions along the eyelid’s natural creases, allowing the removal or repositioning of excess skin and tissue.

Since the eyelid skin is particularly delicate, precision is key to maintaining the natural fold and shape of the eye. The recovery process is closely monitored, with follow-up care focused on supporting proper healing and reducing visible scarring over time.

To discuss a personalised procedure plan, please contact our team to schedule a consultation.

**Disclaimer: All surgical, non-surgical and invasive procedures carry risks. We recommend all patients to seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health professional.

DR BENJAMIN NORRIS
MBChB,
MMed (ClinEpi),
FRACS (Plast),
AHPRA registration number: MED0001160589

18/11/2025

The fat cells removed during liposculpture are gone for good, but the results in the longer term typically depend on maintaining a stable body weight.

Any significant weight gain after surgery can still cause fat to develop in other areas. The procedure doesn’t stop future changes in body composition, it simply removes localised fat from specific areas.

If you’re thinking of undergoing liposculpture, please contact our team to schedule a consultation. You’ll be able to discuss what you may be able to expect from your results and how you can support them over time.

**Disclaimer: All surgical, non-surgical and invasive procedures carry risks. We recommend all patients to seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health professional.

DR BENJAMIN NORRIS
MBChB,
MMed (ClinEpi),
FRACS (Plast),
AHPRA registration number: MED0001160589

15/11/2025

A lip lift using the bullhorn technique involves carefully removing a small strip of skin just beneath the base of the nose, which shortens the distance between the upper lip and the nose.

This subtle change brings more visibility to the upper lip. The incision is hidden within the contours beneath the nose, and once healed, it’s usually quite discreet. The approach focuses on defining the lip’s proportions rather than changing its structure dramatically.

To discuss your suitability for a lip lift, please contact our team to book a consultation with Dr Norris.

**Disclaimer: All surgical, non-surgical and invasive procedures carry risks. We recommend all patients to seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health professional.

DR BENJAMIN NORRIS
MBChB,
MMed (ClinEpi),
FRACS (Plast),
AHPRA registration number: MED0001160589

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Level 5, 59-75 Grafton Street
Bondi Junction, NSW
2022

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Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
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http://formandface.com.au/

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