Marion Chan Plastic Surgery

30/04/2026

Your body, your journey.
Not about following a standard - but understanding what feels appropriate for you, at your own pace.
A considered approach, always.

30/04/2026

If you're considering surgery, one of the most empowering steps you can take is making informed decisions. That means understanding your options, asking questions, and feeling confident in the care you choose.

Here’s why informed choices are so important:
✔️ They help you understand what’s involved - before, during, and after surgery.
✔️ They ensure your expectations are realistic and aligned with your goals.
✔️ They allow you to feel supported, and in control of your journey.
✔️ They build trust between you and your care team.

We’re here to provide clear, honest information and support. Whether it’s your first appointment or you’re still exploring your options, your safety and understanding come first.

28/04/2026

People rarely see the evening operating list.

Tonight’s case: 10 stuffed zucchinis, active surveillance of 3 children, some unidentified lunchbox contents I’m dreading to investigate, and a level one incident in the girls’ bedroom involving two junior consultants disputing bedtime protocol. And I think the baby just woke. 😂

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17/04/2026

This is rarely just about size.

Many patients present with concerns that relate to weight, distribution, and position, almost always alongside physical symptoms.

Breast reduction surgery can address these factors, where appropriate, with the aim of reducing symptom burden.

As always, this is individual and requires careful assessment.

We love hearing from you, but due to AHPRA guidelines, any comments that could be interpreted as testimonials will be deleted. We appreciate your understanding.

Dr Marion Chan is a Specialist Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon, Melbourne, Australia.
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This video is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Individual results may vary from patient to patient, according to multiple factors including but not limited to genetics, age, diet and exercise. Any surgical or invasive procedures carry risks and require recovery times and care regimes. Always ensure you do your research thoroughly, and seek a second opinion from a qualified FRACS (Plast) surgeon prior to proceeding with surgery. Any details are general in nature and are not intended to be medical advice or constitute a doctor-patient relationship.

More information about the risks and recovery of each procedure is available on our website.

www.marionchan.com.au

15/04/2026

The result you see is never just my work.

These two are my absolute world at de Lune. Nurse Rachael and Skin Therapist Odelle are very much your partners in crime when it comes to everything around surgery and skin.

From the finer details - what time to arrive, when to fast, what medications to stop, to the more human side of things
“I’m feeling a bit anxious about tomorrow…” (yes, it happens!)

They’re there through it all.
And then into recovery - your LED, manual lymphatic drainage, and ongoing skin support as everything settles.

A lot of the care happens outside the operating theatre.
And these two are a big part of that.

14/04/2026

These aren’t just words - they’re the foundation of everything we do.

If you're thinking about booking your first appointment or exploring surgery, we understand it’s a big decision - and we’re here to guide you through it.

From your initial consultation to your recovery, our team is committed to creating a calm, respectful, and informed experience. We take the time to listen, answer your questions, and ensure you feel supported every step of the way.

This is your journey, and we’re very honoured to be part of it.

11/04/2026

It's about understanding your own body, and respecting what feels appropriate for you.

It doesn’t need to be loud, bold, or announced. It’s felt in the way you carry yourself, the calm in your decisions, and the trust you place in your journey.

It's not about changing who you are, but taking the time to approach things thoughtfully, and in a way that aligns with you.

At de lune, we prioritise supporting each other in making informed, individual choices - at your own pace.

10/04/2026

6 weeks post Bilateral breast reduction surgery.
726g reduction from her slightly larger right side, and a 628g reduction on her left side.

Typically a breast reduction procedure requires an overnight stay in hospital, to ensure you are feeling well and comfortable before you return home the next day.

Do you think this procedure might be beneficial to you? An initial consultation is a great start. Contact us for more information.

We love hearing from you, but due to AHPRA guidelines, any comments that could be interpreted as testimonials will be deleted. We appreciate your understanding.

Dr Marion Chan is a Specialist Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon, Melbourne, Australia.
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Photos posted with patient consent. Individual results may vary from patient to patient, according to multiple factors including but not limited to genetics, age, diet and exercise. Any surgical or invasive procedures carry risks and require recovery times and care regimes. Always ensure you do your research thoroughly, and seek a second opinion from a qualified FRACS (Plast) surgeon prior to proceeding with surgery. Any details are general in nature and are not intended to be medical advice or constitute a doctor-patient relationship.

More information about the risks and recovery of each procedure is available on our website.

www.marionchan.com.au

26/03/2026

Photo of a patient 6 weeks post bilateral breast augmentation procedure. Most breast augmentation procedures are performed as they procedures in a private hospital. Typically, it would be possible to return to desk duties at work after one or two weeks and back to full exercise around 4 to 6 weeks.

We love hearing from you, but due to AHPRA guidelines, any comments that could be interpreted as testimonials will be deleted. We appreciate your understanding.

Dr Marion Chan is a Specialist Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon, Melbourne, Australia.
MED0001205345

Photos posted with patient consent. Individual results may vary from patient to patient, according to multiple factors including but not limited to genetics, age, diet and exercise. Any surgical or invasive procedures carry risks and require recovery times and care regimes. Always ensure you do your research thoroughly, and seek a second opinion from a qualified FRACS (Plast) surgeon prior to proceeding with surgery. Any details are general in nature and are not intended to be medical advice or constitute a doctor-patient relationship.

More information about the risks and recovery of each procedure is available on our website.

www.marionchan.com.au



30/01/2026

Recovery after breast reduction surgery is a process, and no two journeys look the same.

This reel offers a gentle glimpse into the early recovery period, where our focus is on comfort, wound care, mobility, and supporting the body as it heals. Some swelling, bruising and temporary changes in sensation are common and expected parts of recovery, and progress occurs gradually over time.

At De Lune, our postoperative care is not an afterthought. It is a considered, personalised, and guided by your procedure, your body, and your needs. We aim to provide clear education and close follow-up at every stage.

If you are exploring breast reduction surgery, a thorough consultation is essential to discuss suitability, risks, recovery expectations and individual outcomes.

We love hearing from you, but due to AHPRA guidelines, any comments that could be interpreted as testimonials will be deleted. We appreciate your understanding.

Dr Marion Chan is a Specialist Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon, Melbourne, Australia.
MED0001205345

This video is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Individual results may vary from patient to patient, according to multiple factors including but not limited to genetics, age, diet and exercise. Any surgical or invasive procedures carry risks and require recovery times and care regimes. Always ensure you do your research thoroughly, and seek a second opinion from a qualified FRACS (Plast) surgeon prior to proceeding with surgery. Any details are general in nature and are not intended to be medical advice or constitute a doctor-patient relationship.

More information about the risks and recovery of each procedure is available on our website.

www.marionchan.com.au

30/01/2026

Recovery after breast reduction surgery is a process, and no two journeys look the same. This reel offers a gentle glimpse into the early recovery period, where our focus is on comfort, wound care, mobility, and supporting the body as it heals. Some swelling, bruising and temporary changes in sensation are common and expected parts of recovery, and progress occurs gradually over time. At De Lune, our postoperative care is not an afterthought. It is a considered, personalised, and guided by your procedure, your body, and your needs. We aim to provide clear education and close follow-up at every stage. If you are exploring breast reduction surgery, a thorough consultation is essential to discuss suitability, risks, recovery expectations and individual outcomes. We love hearing from you, but due to AHPRA guidelines, any comments that could be interpreted as testimonials will be deleted. We appreciate your understanding. Dr Marion Chan is a Specialist Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon, Melbourne, Australia. MED0001205345 This video is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Individual results may vary from patient to patient, according to multiple factors including but not limited to genetics, age, diet and exercise. Any surgical or invasive procedures carry risks and require recovery times and care regimes. Always ensure you do your research thoroughly, and seek a second opinion from a qualified FRACS (Plast) surgeon prior to proceeding with surgery. Any details are general in nature and are not intended to be medical advice or constitute a doctor-patient relationship. More information about the risks and recovery of each procedure is available on our website. www.marionchan.com.au

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24/01/2026

If you’re considering breast surgery, you may have come across two common procedures: Breast Augmentation and Breast Mastopexy (lift). While they can sometimes be performed together, they serve different purposes:

Augmentation involves the use of implants to increase volume or fullness. It’s often chosen by those looking to increase breast volume.

Mastopexy, or a breast lift, focuses on repositioning and lifting the breast tissue without adding volume.

The right approach depends on your goals, anatomy, and lifestyle. During your consultation, we’ll discuss all options openly so you can make an informed decision that feels right for you.