Mr. Mark Solomos

03/03/2026

This patient had an upper blepharoplasty to correct drooping eyelids and excess skin that were impacting both appearance and visual comfort.

The procedure focuses on removing redundant skin, and where appropriate, underlying fat, to restore a smoother and more balanced upper eyelid contour.

The outcome is a refreshed, natural-looking eye area with improved symmetry and a more open appearance. Although subtle, upper blepharoplasty can deliver meaningful improvements in both function and overall facial harmony.

If you would like to book a consultation with Mark, click the link in our bio 🔗

Alternatively, feel free to get in touch via email or phone:
✉️ info@marksolomos.com
📞 020 455 32107

27/02/2026

This was a very special patient story!

Chrissy is in her early 70s. She felt her neck had begun to sag, her jawline had softened, and her eyes looked tired. She still felt vibrant and full of life… she didn’t feel her reflection matched that energy.

After consultation, we agreed on a combined approach: a neck lift, facelift, and upper and lower blepharoplasty. The aim was never to change her face, but to refresh.

The focus was subtlety and longevity. A result that looked like Chrissy, just fresher, firmer, and more in keeping with how she felt on the inside.

Her story has now been featured in and , speaking openly about ageing on her own terms and making informed, confident decisions.

And for those who don’t know, Chrissy is my PA! It’s been a privilege to support her on her journey, and now together we support other patients on theirs!

🔗 - This case study can also be found via Mark Solomos’ website. Link is in our bio!

26/02/2026

This patient had been troubled back pain for many years as a result of very large breasts.

With a ni**le-to-breast distance of 43cm, this is sometimes treated with a free ni**le graft. However, this can affect both appearance and sensation. Instead, Mark used a pedicle-based technique, allowing the ni**le to be safely repositioned while remaining attached to the underlying breast tissue.

This approach supports a more natural shape, better long-term function, and preserved sensation. For many patients, breast reduction is genuinely life-changing, helping to relieve physical discomfort while improving posture, mobility, and overall quality of life.

If you’d like to book a consultation with Mark, click the link in our bio 🔗
Alternatively, feel free to get in touch via email or phone:
✉️ info@marksolomos.com
📞 020 455 32107

19/02/2026

This transformation was achieved through a combination of breast augmentation, mastopexy, and a ni**le uplift, creating fuller breasts with improved positioning and symmetry.

This procedure is perfect for anyone looking to restore lost volume, reshape their breast tissue, and achieve a naturally lifted appearance.

Thinking about enhancing your shape? Mark’s unique approach ensures results that feel just right for you.

If you would like to book a consultation with Mark, click the link in our bio 🔗. Alternatively, you can get in touch via email or phone.

✉️ info@marksolomos.com

📞 020 455 32107

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17/02/2026

Are peptides, semaglutides and GLP-1 the future of aesthetic medicine? 💉

In this reel, Mark breaks down the rise of medical-grade peptides, including semaglutides such as Ozempic, Mounjaro and Wegovy, and why they’re becoming serious game changers in both cosmetic and wellness treatments.

From appetite regulation and weight management to faster post-op healing and improved skin quality, these compounds are doing more than most people realise.

When used correctly and under expert guidance, these tools can enhance both results and recovery, but education and patient safety must come first.

09/02/2026

I had a great time being panelist of “The Longevity Reset” event hosted by , .

The event created a platform for honest conversation around informed decision-making and the evolving trends of aesthetic procedures.

It was a pleasure to contribute to discussions on realistic cosmetic expectations and wellbeing alongside an inspiring group of women and experts.

Thank you to everyone who attended. It was great to meet you all! 🤝

02/02/2026

22/01/2026

This is an interesting case where the patient has a Hickman line in place for parenteral nutrition. A Hickman line is a soft plastic tube that is placed in the chest and enters within a central vein in the neck.

For patients who have, or may need, a Hickman line, this does not automatically prevent breast surgery. In this case, the procedure was performed by making an incision below the breast and working beneath the muscle, meaning the Hickman line was not affected in any way, we were really far away from it. But it would t stop other types of breast surgery if they were carefully planned.

Thank you to my patient for allowing this case to be shared.

If you’d like to book a consultation with Mark, click the link in our bio 🔗

09/01/2026

Catching up with today for her follow up. We talked through her breast surgery journey and what it really felt like from start to finish. The questions, the nerves, the decisions and the recovery are all part of it.

My role is simple. To make sure patients feel informed, supported and never rushed or left on their own at any point in the process. Surgery is a big decision and having someone there to guide you through it can make a real difference.

Georgia is kindly sharing her experience and answering your questions over on Stories this weekend, make sure you tune in on Sunday!

03/01/2026

In certain arm lift cases, stopping the incision above the elbow can create a dog ear effect in the proximal forearm, leading to laxity below the incision line.

This patient underwent an extended arm lift, meaning the incision continues past the elbow, to ensure safe removal of excess tissue whilst maintaining healthy blood flow, by measuring the amount of skin excess that we can remove, to avoid a tourniquet effect that would cause potential tissue necrosis in the arm

The result is a smooth, continuous contour along the entire upper arm. Thank you to my wonderful patient who allowed me to share this procedure.

If you’d like to book a consultation with Mark, click the link in our bio 🔗