The Swan Clinic for Plastic Surgery

The Swan Clinic for Plastic Surgery Dr Reema Hadi-Plastic Surgeon. Specialised Plastics snd FRACS. AHPRA: MED0001185398
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14/12/2025

Just a quick heads up 🤍 The Swan Clinic will be closed from the 12th of December – 12th of January 💕 We look forward to seeing you when we reopen in January.

Before and after 3 weeks after Breast augmentation surgery. Results vary from person to person. These images are indicat...
12/12/2025

Before and after 3 weeks after Breast augmentation surgery. Results vary from person to person. These images are indicative only and reflect the early results for this patient. Swelling and healing are ongoing at this stage.

Breast augmentation carries general surgical risks and risks specific to the procedure, this information doesn’t replace a consultation with a qualified surgeon. Risks may include
* Infection
* Bleeding or haematoma
* Adverse reaction to anaesthesia
* Delayed wound healing
* Changes in ni**le or breast sensation (which may be temporary or permanent)
* Capsular contracture (firmness or hardening around the implant)
* Implant rupture or leakage
* Implant displacement or asymmetry
* Scarring, which may be more prominent in some individuals

Recovery experiences can vary significantly between individuals. Your surgeon will provide personalised instructions tailored to your procedure and health status. Below is general information for your recovery guidance.
* Breast augmentation is typically performed as day surgery or with an overnight hospital stay, depending on your individual needs.
* Recovery times can vary. Most patients return to normal daily activities within 1 to 2 weeks, but strenuous activity and heavy lifting should be avoided for 4 to 6 weeks.
* Wearing a post-operative surgical bra or compression garment may be recommended to support healing.
* Swelling, bruising, and mild discomfort are expected in the early recovery period and should gradually improve.

Learn more here https://www.swanclinic.com.au/procedures/face/rhinoplasty/

If you have any questions please call (02) 9526 6885 or email info@swanclinic.com.au

Questions and comments are allowed but please refrain from leaving any ‘testimonials’ on this post, as per AHPRA guidelines.

Dr Reema Hadi is a Female Plastic Surgeon specialised plastics and FRACS
AHPRA: MED0001185398

10/12/2025

Surgery won’t rewrite your life, and it shouldn’t be treated like a last-minute detail. Dr Hadi talks through why thoughtful timing and realistic expectations are essential.

All surgery carries general surgical risks and risks specific to the procedure, this information doesn’t replace a consultation with a qualified surgeon.

If you have any questions please call (02) 9526 6885 or email info@swanclinic.com.au

Questions and comments are allowed but please refrain from leaving any ‘testimonials’ on this post, as per AHPRA guidelines.

Dr Reema Hadi is a Female Plastic Surgeon specialised plastics and FRACS AHPRA: MED0001185398

Before and after 3 months after Breast implant exchange surgery. Results vary from person to person. These images are in...
08/12/2025

Before and after 3 months after Breast implant exchange surgery. Results vary from person to person. These images are indicative only and reflect the early results for this patient. Swelling and healing are ongoing at this stage.

Breast implant exchange carries general surgical risks and risks specific to the procedure, this information doesn’t replace a consultation with a qualified surgeon. Risks may include
* Infection
* Bleeding or haematoma
* Adverse reaction to anaesthesia
* Delayed wound healing
* Changes in ni**le or breast sensation (which may be temporary or permanent)
* Capsular contracture (firmness or hardening around the implant)
* Implant rupture or leakage
* Implant displacement or asymmetry
* Scarring, which may be more prominent in some individuals

Recovery experiences can vary significantly between individuals. Your surgeon will provide personalised instructions tailored to your procedure and health status. Below is general information for your recovery guidance.
* Breast augmentation is typically performed as day surgery or with an overnight hospital stay, depending on your individual needs.
* Recovery times can vary. Most patients return to normal daily activities within 1 to 2 weeks, but strenuous activity and heavy lifting should be avoided for 4 to 6 weeks.
* Wearing a post-operative surgical bra or compression garment may be recommended to support healing.
* Swelling, bruising, and mild discomfort are expected in the early recovery period and should gradually improve.

Learn more here https://www.swanclinic.com.au/procedures/face/rhinoplasty/

If you have any questions please call (02) 9526 6885 or email info@swanclinic.com.au

Questions and comments are allowed but please refrain from leaving any ‘testimonials’ on this post, as per AHPRA guidelines.

Dr Reema Hadi is a Female Plastic Surgeon specialised plastics and FRACS
AHPRA: MED0001185398

04/12/2025

In this video, Nurse Sarah explains the different types of anaesthetic and when they may be used, so patients know what to expect before their procedure.

If you have any questions please call (02) 9526 6885 or email info@swanclinic.com.au

Questions and comments are allowed but please refrain from leaving any ‘testimonials’ on this post, as per AHPRA guidelines.

Dr Reema Hadi is a Female Plastic Surgeon specialised plastics and FRACS
AHPRA: MED0001185398

Before and after 3 months after reduction mammoplasty surgery. Results vary from person to person. These images are indi...
02/12/2025

Before and after 3 months after reduction mammoplasty surgery. Results vary from person to person. These images are indicative only and reflect the early results for this patient. Swelling and healing are ongoing at this stage.

Reduction mammoplasty carries general surgical risks and risks specific to the procedure, this information doesn’t replace a consultation with a qualified surgeon. Risks may include
* Infection
* Bleeding or haematoma
* Adverse reaction to anaesthesia
* Delayed wound healing
* Changes in ni**le or breast sensation (which may be temporary or permanent)
* Capsular contracture (firmness or hardening around the implant)
* Implant rupture or leakage
* Implant displacement or asymmetry
* Scarring, which may be more prominent in some individuals

Recovery experiences can vary significantly between individuals. Your surgeon will provide personalised instructions tailored to your procedure and health status. Below is general information for your recovery guidance.
* Breast augmentation is typically performed as day surgery or with an overnight hospital stay, depending on your individual needs.
* Recovery times can vary. Most patients return to normal daily activities within 1 to 2 weeks, but strenuous activity and heavy lifting should be avoided for 4 to 6 weeks.
* Wearing a post-operative surgical bra or compression garment may be recommended to support healing.
* Swelling, bruising, and mild discomfort are expected in the early recovery period and should gradually improve.

Learn more here https://www.swanclinic.com.au/procedures/face/rhinoplasty/

If you have any questions please call (02) 9526 6885 or email info@swanclinic.com.au

Questions and comments are allowed but please refrain from leaving any ‘testimonials’ on this post, as per AHPRA guidelines.

Dr Reema Hadi is a Female Plastic Surgeon specialised plastics and FRACS
AHPRA: MED0001185398

Before and after 3 weeks after Breast augmentation surgery. Results vary from person to person. These images are indicat...
30/11/2025

Before and after 3 weeks after Breast augmentation surgery. Results vary from person to person. These images are indicative only and reflect the early results for this patient. Swelling and healing are ongoing at this stage.

Breast augmentation carries general surgical risks and risks specific to the procedure, this information doesn’t replace a consultation with a qualified surgeon. Risks may include
* Infection
* Bleeding or haematoma
* Adverse reaction to anaesthesia
* Delayed wound healing
* Changes in ni**le or breast sensation (which may be temporary or permanent)
* Capsular contracture (firmness or hardening around the implant)
* Implant rupture or leakage
* Implant displacement or asymmetry
* Scarring, which may be more prominent in some individuals

Recovery experiences can vary significantly between individuals. Your surgeon will provide personalised instructions tailored to your procedure and health status. Below is general information for your recovery guidance.
* Breast augmentation is typically performed as day surgery or with an overnight hospital stay, depending on your individual needs.
* Recovery times can vary. Most patients return to normal daily activities within 1 to 2 weeks, but strenuous activity and heavy lifting should be avoided for 4 to 6 weeks.
* Wearing a post-operative surgical bra or compression garment may be recommended to support healing.
* Swelling, bruising, and mild discomfort are expected in the early recovery period and should gradually improve.

Learn more here Lhttps://www.swanclinic.com.au/procedures/face/rhinoplasty/

If you have any questions please call (02) 9526 6885 or email info@swanclinic.com.au

Questions and comments are allowed but please refrain from leaving any ‘testimonials’ on this post, as per AHPRA guidelines.

Dr Reema Hadi is a Female Plastic Surgeon specialised plastics and FRACS
AHPRA: MED0001185398

6 weeks post op for Meloplasty and Platysmaplasty.Swelling and healing are ongoing at this stage, and outcomes vary for ...
14/11/2025

6 weeks post op for Meloplasty and Platysmaplasty.
Swelling and healing are ongoing at this stage, and outcomes vary for each patient.

Meloplasty and platysmaplasty carries general surgical risks and risks specific to the procedure, this information doesn’t replace a consultation with a qualified surgeon. Risks may include

• Infection
• Bleeding or haematoma
• Visible scarring, depending on incision placement
• Nerve injury leading to temporary or, rarely, permanent changes in sensation or movement
• Altered skin sensation such as numbness or tingling
• Asymmetry or uneven contour after healing
• Persistent swelling, tightness, or bruising
• Skin discolouration or pigmentation changes
• Delayed wound healing, especially for smokers or those with risk factors
• Skin or fat necrosis
• Hair loss near incision sites
• Anaesthesia-related risks, including allergic reactions

Recovery experiences can vary significantly between individuals. Your surgeon will provide personalised instructions tailored to your procedure and health status. Below is general information for your recovery guidance.

• Swelling, bruising, and tightness around the neck and jawline are common for several weeks
• Mild–moderate discomfort managed with prescribed or over-the-counter pain relief
• Dressings or a compression bandage may be applied to support healing
• Keeping the head elevated, including while sleeping, helps reduce swelling
• Cold packs may be used cautiously early on (as advised)
• Avoid strenuous activity, bending, lifting, and exercise for at least 3–4 weeks
• Driving should resume only when neck movement is comfortable and you are off strong pain medication
• Follow all incision care and scar management instructions
• Avoid smoking and alcohol, as they can impair healing
• Final results may take several months as swelling settles
• Follow-up appointments are important to monitor healing and outcomes

Learn more here https://www.swanclinic.com.au/procedures/body/abdominoplasty/

If you have any questions please call (02) 9526 6885 or email info@swanclinic.com.au

Questions and comments are allowed but please refrain from leaving any ‘testimonials’ on this post, as per AHPRA guidelines.

Dr Reema Hadi is a Female Plastic Surgeon specialised plastics and FRACS
AHPRA: MED0001185398

Before and after photos (3 weeks) of our patient who underwent Genioplasty. Swelling and healing are ongoing at this sta...
09/11/2025

Before and after photos (3 weeks) of our patient who underwent Genioplasty. Swelling and healing are ongoing at this stage, and outcomes vary for each patient.

Genioplasty carries general surgical risks and risks specific to the procedure, this information doesn’t replace a consultation with a qualified surgeon. Risks may include
• Infection
• Bleeding or haematoma
• Scarring
• Implant shifting
• Changes in skin sensation
• Injury to the mental nerve
• Asymmetry or irregular contour during healing
• Persistent swelling or bruising
• Allergic reactions or complications related to the implant material
• Delayed wound healing
• Implant rejection or extrusion (rare)
• Anaesthesia-related risks

Recovery:
• Swelling and bruising around the chin and jawline
• Mild to moderate discomfort or tightness
• A compression bandage or chin support garment may be recommended for several days to support the implant and reduce swelling
• Keeping the head elevated
• Incision care is important, good oral hygiene is essential
• Strenuous activity, bending, and heavy lifting should be avoided for 4–6 weeks
• Smoking and alcohol should be avoided before and after surgery
• Temporary numbness or altered sensation
• Final results may take several months
• Follow-up appointments are important to monitor healing

Learn more here https://www.swanclinic.com.au/procedures/face/genioplasty-chin-augmentation/

If you have any questions please call (02) 9526 6885 or email info@swanclinic.com.au

Questions and comments are allowed but please refrain from leaving any ‘testimonials’ on this post, as per AHPRA guidelines.

Dr Reema Hadi is a Female Plastic Surgeon specialised plastics and FRACS
AHPRA: MED0001185398

3 weeks post op for Meloplasty and Platysmaplasty.Swelling and healing are ongoing at this stage, and outcomes vary for ...
05/11/2025

3 weeks post op for Meloplasty and Platysmaplasty.
Swelling and healing are ongoing at this stage, and outcomes vary for each patient.

Meloplasty and platysmaplasty carries general surgical risks as well as risks specific to the procedure, which may include:

• Infection requiring antibiotics or further treatment
• Bleeding or haematoma (blood collection under the skin)
• Visible scarring, depending on incision placement
• Nerve injury leading to temporary or, rarely, permanent changes in sensation or movement
• Altered skin sensation such as numbness or tingling
• Asymmetry or uneven contour after healing
• Persistent swelling, tightness, or bruising
• Skin discolouration or pigmentation changes
• Delayed wound healing, especially for smokers or those with risk factors
• Skin or fat necrosis (uncommon)
• Hair loss near incision sites
• Anaesthesia-related risks, including allergic reactions

Recovery experiences can vary significantly between individuals. Your surgeon will provide personalised instructions tailored to your procedure and health status. Below is general information for your recovery guidance.

• Swelling, bruising, and tightness around the neck and jawline are common for several weeks
• Mild–moderate discomfort managed with prescribed or over-the-counter pain relief
• Dressings or a compression bandage may be applied to support healing
• Keeping the head elevated, including while sleeping, helps reduce swelling
• Cold packs may be used cautiously early on (as advised)
• Avoid strenuous activity, bending, lifting, and exercise for at least 3–4 weeks
• Driving should resume only when neck movement is comfortable and you are off strong pain medication
• Follow all incision care and scar management instructions
• Avoid smoking and alcohol, as they can impair healing
• Final results may take several months as swelling settles
• Follow-up appointments are important to monitor healing and outcomes

Learn more here https://www.swanclinic.com.au/procedures/body/abdominoplasty/

If you have any questions please call (02) 9526 6885 or email info@swanclinic.com.au

Questions and comments are allowed but please refrain from leaving any ‘testimonials’ on this post, as per AHPRA guidelines.

Dr Reema Hadi is a Female Plastic Surgeon specialised plastics and FRACS
AHPRA: MED0001185398

31/10/2025

3 months post-op for a reduction Mammoplasty procedure. These images show the patient’s healing and progress. Results continue to evolve over time.

Swelling and healing are ongoing at this stage, and outcomes vary for each patient.

https://www.swanclinic.com.au/procedures/breast/reduction-mammoplasty/

If you have any questions please call (02) 9526 6885 or email info@swanclinic.com.au 💕🦢

Questions and comments are allowed but please refrain from leaving any ‘testimonials’ on this post, as per AHPRA guidelines.

Dr. Reema Hadi
0001185398 - Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

26/10/2025

Breast implant procedure - 2 weeks post-op.
These images show the patient’s healing and progress. Results continue to evolve over time.

Swelling and healing are ongoing at this stage, and outcomes vary for each patient.

All surgeries carry risks, learn more here
https://www.swanclinic.com.au/procedures/breast/breast-augmentation-with-implants/

If you have any questions please call (02) 9526 6885 or email info@swanclinic.com.au

Questions and comments are allowed but please refrain from leaving any ‘testimonials’ on this post, as per AHPRA guidelines.

Dr. Reema Hadi
0001185398 - Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

Address

331 The Boulevarde
Gymea, NSW
2227

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+61295266885

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