Cosmeticoplasty

Honoured to be part of the 3rd Comprehensive Rhinoplasty Course 2026 in Bahawalpur, contributing to the aesthetic series with a lecture and live surgery on facial fat grafting and regenerative facial contouring.
A valuable academic platform bringing together national and international faculty for advanced rhinoplasty and facial aesthetic surgery education.
Prof. Dr. Mustehsan Bashir

Same size implant. Less weight. Could it help a breast lift last longer?
A 2026 Aesthetic Surgery Journal study examined lightweight implants in augmentation-mastopexy. Early results were encouraging, but there was no standard-weight comparison group and long-term follow-up is still needed.
Promising concept, not yet proof.
Plastic and Cosmetic Surgeon
Prof. Dr. Mustehsan Bashir
03124887775
NOT MEDICAL ADVICE

If you are planning blepharoplasty, the surgery is only one part of the process. What you do before and after eyelid surgery can influence swelling, bruising, wound healing, comfort, and the final result.
In this Urdu reel, I explain the important do’s and don’ts after blepharoplasty, including activity, eye care, swelling control, medications, sleeping position, and when to contact your surgeon.
The aim is simple: safer healing, less unnecessary swelling, and a more predictable recovery.
Plastic and Cosmetic Surgeon
Prof. Dr. Mustehsan Bashir
03124887775
NOT A MEDICAL ADVICE

Gynecomastia is common, but many men still do not know what is actually causing the chest enlargement.
It may be glandular tissue, excess fat, loose skin, or a combination of all three. That distinction matters because treatment is not the same for every patient.
In this Gynecomastia FAQ, Part 1, I address the questions patients ask most often:
• Is gynecomastia just chest fat?
• Can exercise remove it?
• When is liposuction enough?
• When does gland excision become necessary?
• Can the ni**le remain puffy after fat removal alone?
The important point is that gynecomastia surgery should be based on anatomy, not assumptions.
The goal is not simply to flatten the chest. It is to create a natural, proportionate masculine contour while avoiding residual gland, contour irregularity, and loose skin.
Plastic and Cosmetic Surgeon
Prof. Dr. Mustehsan Bashir
03124887775
NOT A MEDICAL ADVICE

Not every patient asking for breast implants actually needs implants alone.
A breast implant adds volume.
A breast lift reshapes and repositions the breast.
In many cases, the right answer may be a lift, implants, or a combination of both.
Choosing the correct operation matters because implants and lifts solve different problems. When the plan does not match the anatomy, the result may fall short and a second surgery may follow.
If your concern is sagging, loss of upper pole fullness, stretched skin, or a low ni**le position, proper assessment comes before implant size.
Plastic and Cosmetic Surgeon
Prof. Dr. Mustehsan Bashir
03124887775
NOT A MEDICAL ADVICE

Before-and-after photos can be powerful, but they can also be misleading.
A rhinoplasty result should be judged under comparable conditions. If the lighting changes, the camera angle changes, the head position changes, or filters are used, the nose can appear very different even before you assess the surgery itself.
When reviewing rhinoplasty before-and-after photos, look for three things:
Lighting and camera position
Shadows, focal length, and camera height can change how the dorsum, tip, and facial proportions appear.
Pose and head position
A small change in chin elevation, rotation, or posture can make the profile look more refined or more projected.
Filters and editing apps
Skin smoothing, reshaping tools, and AI enhancement can create an appearance that is not the true surgical result.
The most trustworthy comparison is simple: same angle, same lighting, same distance, same expression, minimal editing.
Before-and-after photography should document the result, not manufacture it.
Plastic and Cosmetic Surgeon
Prof. Dr. Mustehsan Bashir
03124887775
NOT A MEDICAL ADVICE

Considering breast augmentation? The first question should not be “What implant size do I want?”
It should be: Do I need an implant, a breast lift, or a combination of both?
Breast implants add volume. They can improve fullness and projection, particularly in the upper pole. But if the breast has significant sagging, stretched skin, or a low ni**le position, an implant alone may not correct the shape you are trying to improve. In some patients, using a larger implant to “fill” a sagging breast can actually make the breast heavier and may worsen long-term descent.
A mastopexy or breast lift reshapes and repositions the breast. When volume is also lacking, a lift can be combined with an implant or, in selected cases, fat grafting.
The right operation depends on breast position, skin quality, ni**le level, tissue volume, chest width, and the result you want.
More volume is not always the solution. Sometimes the breast needs repositioning first.
Plastic and Cosmetic Surgeon
Prof. Dr. Mustehsan Bashir
03124887775
NOT A MEDICAL ADVICE