The Swan Clinic for Plastic Surgery

11/02/2026

12/01/2026

There has been some changes in scar management, and it’s important to know how. In this video, Dr Hadi talks through the latest updates in scar management and what to expect.

Recovery experiences can vary significantly between individuals. Your surgeon will provide personalised instructions tailored to your procedure and health status. All surgeries carries general surgical risks and risks specific to the procedure. This information is for educational purposes only and doesn’t replace a consultation with a qualified surgeon.

If you have any questions please call (02) 9526 6885 or email info@swanclinic.com.au

Questions and comments are allowed but please refrain from leaving any ‘testimonials’ on this post, as per AHPRA guidelines.

Dr Reema Hadi is a Female Plastic Surgeon specialised plastics and FRACS
AHPRA: MED0001185398

11/01/2026

Partial Abdominoplasty 6 weeks posts op, performed by Plastic Surgeon Dr Hadi at The Swan Clinic for Plastic Surgery. Swelling and healing are ongoing at this stage, outcomes vary for each patient.

Partial Abdominoplasty carries general surgical risks and risks specific to the procedure, this information doesn’t replace a consultation with a qualified surgeon. Risks may include
* Infection at the surgical site
* Bleeding or haematoma
* Anaesthesia-related complications
* Seroma formation
* Skin or tissue necrosis
* Changes in sensation, including numbness or altered skin sensitivity in the abdominal area
* Blood clots, such as deep vein thrombosis or pulmonary embolism

Recovery experiences can vary significantly between individuals. Your surgeon will provide personalised instructions tailored to your procedure and health status. Below is general information for your recovery guidance.

* A compression binder is typically worn for up to 6 weeks full time and 6 weeks part time to support healing and minimise swelling.
* Driving may be resumed after 1 to 2 weeks, once mobility and comfort allow and pain medication is no longer required.
* Return to work usually occurs within 1 to 2 weeks, depending on the type of work and the individual’s recovery.
* Light walking is allowed once you have seen us for your 2-week post op appointment.
* Strenuous activity, including lifting, bending, or exercise, should be avoided for 4 to 6 weeks.
* Targeted abdominal exercises should generally be delayed for up to 3 months to allow proper healing of muscle and skin layers.
* Post-operative reviews are essential to monitor progress, manage any complications, and assess wound healing.
* Scarring will mature over time; scar care will be given to support healing.

Learn more here https://www.swanclinic.com.au/procedures/body/abdominoplasty/

If you have any questions please call (02) 9526 6885 or email info@swanclinic.com.au

Questions and comments are allowed but please refrain from leaving any ‘testimonials’ on this post, as per AHPRA guidelines.

Dr Reema Hadi is a Female Plastic Surgeon specialised plastics and FRACS
AHPRA: MED0001185398

08/01/2026

Meet Nurse Sarah 🤍 If you haven’t met her yet, Sarah will be supporting you throughout your visit - from your follow-ups before and after your appointment to being there on the day of surgery. She’s here to make you feel comfortable, supported, and well looked after 💕

05/01/2026

Before and after 16 weeks after Breast implant exchange. This patient had bilateral breast implant removal and replacement due to ruptured implants. Results vary from person to person. These images are indicative only and reflect the early results for this patient. Swelling and healing are ongoing at this stage.

Breast implant exchange carries general surgical risks and risks specific to the procedure, this information doesn’t replace a consultation with a qualified surgeon. Risks may include
* Infection
* Bleeding or haematoma
* Adverse reaction to anaesthesia
* Delayed wound healing
* Changes in ni**le or breast sensation (which may be temporary or permanent)
* Capsular contracture (firmness or hardening around the implant)
* Implant rupture or leakage
* Implant displacement or asymmetry
* Scarring, which may be more prominent in some individuals

Recovery experiences can vary significantly between individuals. Your surgeon will provide personalised instructions tailored to your procedure and health status. Below is general information for your recovery guidance.
* Breast augmentation is typically performed as day surgery or with an overnight hospital stay, depending on your individual needs.
* Recovery times can vary. Most patients return to normal daily activities within 1 to 2 weeks, but strenuous activity and heavy lifting should be avoided for 4 to 6 weeks.
* Wearing a post-operative surgical bra or compression garment may be recommended to support healing.
* Swelling, bruising, and mild discomfort are expected in the early recovery period and should gradually improve.

Learn more here https://www.swanclinic.com.au/procedures/breast/breast-implant-exchange/

If you have any questions please call (02) 9526 6885 or email info@swanclinic.com.au

Questions and comments are allowed but please refrain from leaving any ‘testimonials’ on this post, as per AHPRA guidelines.

Dr Reema Hadi is a Female Plastic Surgeon specialised plastics and FRACS
AHPRA: MED0001185398

31/12/2025

Some New Year’s resolutions for the year ahead more family time, more creativity, and doing a little more good where I can
💕Happy new year everyone!

30/12/2025

Before and after 2 weeks after reduction mammoplasty surgery. Results vary from person to person. These images are indicative only and reflect the early results for this patient. Swelling and healing are ongoing at this stage.

Reduction mammoplasty carries general surgical risks and risks specific to the procedure, this information doesn’t replace a consultation with a qualified surgeon. Risks may include
* Infection
* Bleeding or haematoma
* Adverse reaction to anaesthesia
* Delayed wound healing
* Changes in ni**le or breast sensation (which may be temporary or permanent)
* Capsular contracture (firmness or hardening around the implant)
* Implant rupture or leakage
* Implant displacement or asymmetry
* Scarring, which may be more prominent in some individuals

Recovery experiences can vary significantly between individuals. Your surgeon will provide personalised instructions tailored to your procedure and health status. Below is general information for your recovery guidance.
* Breast augmentation is typically performed as day surgery or with an overnight hospital stay, depending on your individual needs.
* Recovery times can vary. Most patients return to normal daily activities within 1 to 2 weeks, but strenuous activity and heavy lifting should be avoided for 4 to 6 weeks.
* Wearing a post-operative surgical bra or compression garment may be recommended to support healing.
* Swelling, bruising, and mild discomfort are expected in the early recovery period and should gradually improve.

Learn more here https://www.swanclinic.com.au/procedures/face/rhinoplasty/

If you have any questions please call (02) 9526 6885 or email info@swanclinic.com.au

Questions and comments are allowed but please refrain from leaving any ‘testimonials’ on this post, as per AHPRA guidelines.

Dr Reema Hadi is a Female Plastic Surgeon specialised plastics and FRACS
AHPRA: MED0001185398

28/12/2025

A perspective shaped by parenthood 💬 Dr Hadi shares why the social media ban is a topic close to her heart — and why she believes it may be a step in the right direction.

27/12/2025

Before and after 2 weeks after Breast augmentation surgery. Results vary from person to person. These images are indicative only and reflect the early results for this patient. Swelling and healing are ongoing at this stage.

Breast augmentation carries general surgical risks and risks specific to the procedure, this information doesn’t replace a consultation with a qualified surgeon. Risks may include
* Infection
* Bleeding or haematoma
* Adverse reaction to anaesthesia
* Delayed wound healing
* Changes in ni**le or breast sensation (which may be temporary or permanent)
* Capsular contracture (firmness or hardening around the implant)
* Implant rupture or leakage
* Implant displacement or asymmetry
* Scarring, which may be more prominent in some individuals

Recovery experiences can vary significantly between individuals. Your surgeon will provide personalised instructions tailored to your procedure and health status. Below is general information for your recovery guidance.
* Breast augmentation is typically performed as day surgery or with an overnight hospital stay, depending on your individual needs.
* Recovery times can vary. Most patients return to normal daily activities within 1 to 2 weeks, but strenuous activity and heavy lifting should be avoided for 4 to 6 weeks.
* Wearing a post-operative surgical bra or compression garment may be recommended to support healing.
* Swelling, bruising, and mild discomfort are expected in the early recovery period and should gradually improve.

Learn more here https://www.swanclinic.com.au/procedures/breast/breast-augmentation-with-implants/

If you have any questions please call (02) 9526 6885 or email info@swanclinic.com.au

Questions and comments are allowed but please refrain from leaving any ‘testimonials’ on this post, as per AHPRA guidelines.

Dr Reema Hadi is a Female Plastic Surgeon specialised plastics and FRACS
AHPRA: MED0001185398

24/12/2025

As the year comes to a close, we’re grateful for our patients, our team, and the moments that made this year meaningful. Wishing you a safe, restful, and positive holiday season, wherever and however you’re spending it ✨