Dr Joseph Rizk Sydney-based Plastic Surgeon
The term “boob job” describes an operation to increase and change the shape of a woman’s breasts. The term is used commonly and everyone seems to know what it involves. The question of why women have a boob job or more appropriately, breast augmentation mammoplasty is varied.
Breasts are associated with woman-hood and beauty.
Society and the fashion/beauty industry bombard us with images or starlets and models focusing on the female anatomy and what is thought to be beautiful.For some women that can make them feel less of a woman and for others it does not even register.
Feeling like a woman should not be based on any physical attribute but more on a mind-set and attitude. And for this reason any person considering a breast augmentation procedure should examine her motivations and expectations and speak to a qualified Plastic Surgeon. The correctly motivated and well-informed patient with the correct Plastic Surgeon will have a great result, feel sexy and report more positive feelings towards their sexuality. If you are considering surgery come in for a consultation with me, Dr Joseph Rizk to be empowered with information so you can make the best decision. My Plastic Surgery office is located in the suburb of Burwood in Sydney.
Dr Joseph Rizk became Australasia’s plastic surgeon of the year by making sure that each patient is heard, respected, and treated well. His patient-first approach provides you with the accurate medical information you need to make informed decisions about your course of treatment. At the same time, he offers his decades of knowledge and experience to help you along your path.
DOUBLE BAY, Suite 3.01, Level 3 451 New South Head Road, Double Bay NSW 2028
Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm
Dr Rizk recommends that you seek out a second opinion from another qualified healthcare provider before undertaking any cosmetic procedure. In accordance with the National Law and Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) guidelines, any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks, so a second opinion is advised.