Mr. Mark Solomos

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.

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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 🔗

31/12/2025

It has been a privilege to be part of so many individual journeys this year.
We look forward to continuing this work in the year ahead, with the same focus on considered, natural results.

Thank you for being part of our year.

#2025

29/12/2025

When an implant descends lower than it should, it can distort the overall shape of the breast. This is known as bottoming out, and it often creates the illusion that the ni**le is positioned too high - when in reality, the implant has shifted downward.

For this patient, Mark restored the correct breast position by tightening the lower pole pocket and providing stronger support internally. By re-establishing the proper boundaries of the pocket, the implant sits correctly once again, and the ni**le appears naturally centred without any direct work to the ni**le itself.

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

19/12/2025

In certain arm lift cases, stopping the incision above the elbow can create a tourniquet effect, 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.

The result is a smooth, 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 🔗

15/12/2025

This is one of the most common problems with implants. When an implant drops too low - a complication known as bottoming out - it can make the ni**le appear unusually high on the breast.

However, the ni**le isn’t actually the problem - the implant is sitting too low.

In this case, Mark corrected the issue by tightening and reinforcing the lower breast pocket. This immediately re-centralised the ni**le, restored balance, and returned the breast to its proper anatomical position, all without altering the ni**le itself.

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

04/12/2025

Mark recently opened his new clinic, Sciene! Sciene provides clinically led, science-backed, treatments. Every area of the clinic is designed to support your healing and post-surgical recovery, including:

- Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (AirPod) – (Mark’s personal favourite) a pressurised oxygen chamber designed to enhance tissue healing and reduce inflammation.
- Cryotherapy – Controlled cold exposure designed to reduce inflammation.
- Infrared Sauna Therapy – Supports detoxification and reduces inflammation.
- Red Light Therapy & PEMF Mat – Regenerative light + pulsed electromagnetic energy to boost cellular repair and reduce inflammation
- Consultation clinics with Mark every Tuesday (link in our bio to book)

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

10/11/2025

thank you to my lovely patient who allowed me to share their pictures! The challenge in this operation was to try avoid skin laxity after the liposuciton which can only be treated with a thigh lift. We discussed this pre-operatively but we thought we could possibly avoid it by adding renuvion therapy, which heats the under surface of the skin and creating a little bit of scar tissue which when it contracts. This is with the use of plasma energy. As you can see the pictures post operatively are about 2 months after the surgery and there is very good skin contraction and there is no need for thigh lift. The patient is really happy because the skin is nice and smooth and the best thing is that it will actually keep on getting better because the scar contracture will take a good 6 to 9 months, so what you see now will only improve. Overall we removed 2 litres of fat from both sides. about a litre from either side, which just from the inner thighs is quite a significant amount. Both patient and surgeon are super happy with the outcome

07/11/2025

A really big thank you to my wonderful patient for allowing me to share these pictures with you, since it’s one of the most unusual cases you will see. This is also for fellow plastic surgeons who may not see this case, or may not know how to do this case, because you really need to think outside the box.

So this patient has significant chest asymmetry. The right breast was a lot bigger than the left, and this was due to rib cage asymmetry, so the right side was a lot more protruding. If you just do the traditional thing and put a much bigger implant in one side than the other, this will not really treat the upper part of the breast, as you can see on the video.

So in this case we had to really think outside the box, as I said, and put a small round implant (155 cc’s) on the right side, and a 340 cc anatomical implant (tall height) on the left side. Meaning that it’s more tall than it is wide, and that would fill up the upper part of the breast.

Another thing that you could possibly do in this situation is maybe do some fat transfer in the upper pole and use a round implant, but in her case, as you can see, there is very little fat available. And the operation, the way we did it, worked magnificently. She is over the moon, I am over the moon, and it’s a good case for you to see and for fellow plastic surgeons to learn from.

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