Breast deformity following total or partial resection of the gland due to cancer or other conditions. Its treatment is reconstruction. It can be performed with expanders, prostheses, or the patient's own tissue.

The nasal cartilage is deviated, deformed, or insufficient in all cases. Rhinoplasty is performed at 18 years of age, when the nose has completed development.

Ear deformities can vary, ranging from complete absence of the ear, to alterations in its shape, to excessive separation of the auricle (prominent ears).

After the removal of tumors on the face, head, or neck, extensive defects involving the skin, muscle, or bone may remain. The goal of reconstruction is to restore chewing function, eye protection, speech, and facial harmony.

These are benign or malignant lesions that occur on the skin. The most common are moles, cysts, lipomas, or carcinomas. They are treated with resection and plastic closure of the wound; in some cases, reconstruction with nearby flaps (tissue) may be necessary.

It is a condition in which the breasts fail to reach their normal size and development. Breast hypoplasia can be treated with surgery. Treatment involves augmentation, symmetry, and enhancement of the breasts with silicone implants.

It is a medical term that refers to the drooping or lowering of the breasts. This can be caused by a variety of factors, including age, weight loss, pregnancy, and breastfeeding, and can affect the appearance and size of the breast. In some cases, breast ptosis can be corrected with plastic surgery.

It is the exaggerated growth of breast volume with sagging. Treatment involves repositioning and reduction of breast size.

It is the localized increase in fatty tissue in various areas of the body, such as the abdomen, back, arms, and thighs. In the abdomen, it can be associated with muscle weakness and hernias, especially after pregnancy.

Alterations in the shape and size of the different portions of the nose can be treated, in mild cases, with nasal rhinomodeling using hyaluronic acid or with surgery.