Breast Surgery

Dr Scott Turner performs the full range of breast surgical procedures from his Bondi Junction practice in Sydney, including breast augmentation with Mentor and Motiva implants, hybrid augmentation combining implants with fat grafting, breast lift, breast reduction, tuberous breast correction, and breast implant revision. All pricing is all-inclusive, covering surgeon, hospital, anaesthesia, and post-operative follow-up appointments. Surgery is performed at Bondi Junction Private Hospital and East Sydney Private Hospital.

Breast surgery at Dr Scott Turner Plastic Surgery Sydney is performed by Dr Scott J Turner FRACS — a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons with subspecialty training in plastic and reconstructive surgery and a Master of Surgery from the University of Sydney. The practice offers one of the most comprehensive breast surgery menus available in Sydney, with all-inclusive transparent pricing published on the clinic website, eliminating the surprise of separate surgical, hospital, and anaesthesia invoices that is common across Australian private practice. Breast augmentation uses Mentor and Motiva implants, with pocket placement, incision approach, and implant profile and volume selected in consultation to suit each patient's existing tissue and aesthetic goals. Surgery takes approximately 60–90 minutes under general anaesthesia and is performed at Bondi Junction Private Hospital or East Sydney Private Hospital. Desk work typically resumes within 7–10 days, with the final result settling over six months. For patients seeking a more natural augmentation, hybrid breast augmentation combines a modest-size implant with autologous fat grafting — donor fat is harvested from the abdomen or flanks, processed, and injected around the implant to create a softer transition and a more natural feel. Breast lift surgery is offered as a standalone procedure to restore breast projection and nipple position, or in combination with augmentation for patients who have experienced breast deflation and ptosis after pregnancy or weight loss. Breast reduction at the Sydney practice is available for both women experiencing macromastia-related symptoms — neck and back pain, shoulder grooving, skin irritation — and for cosmetic reshaping, with applicable Medicare item numbers (30177 for post-weight-loss, 30175 and 30179 where clinical criteria are met). Tuberous breast correction, breast implant revision, and breast fat grafting as a standalone volume-restoration procedure are also available. Pre-operative consultations take place on Thursdays at the Bondi Junction clinic, with additional Northern Beaches appointments available at the Manly location.