Dr Gary Avery - Avery Plastic Surgery

26/02/2026

We’re so excited to share something special with our Avery community 🤍

Last year, we welcomed some beautiful new works into our space by Newcastle-based Indigenous artist . Her pieces are more than art - they spark conversation, celebrate culture, and tell powerful stories that invite connection.

Now, Lizzy’s upcoming exhibition at Leda Gallery is almost here.

Opening Night: Saturday 28 March 2026, 6–8pm
Exhibition runs: 3 weeks

To celebrate, Lizzy is offering our Avery community an exclusive thank you: 20% off all artwork displayed in clinic - using code AVERY20.

If you’ve ever admired the artwork in our space, this is your opportunity to bring home a meaningful, story-filled piece of your own www.lizzystagemanart.com.au

19/02/2026

We’re over the moon to have Alice, our incredible Care Team Coordinator, back with us after maternity leave, celebrating the arrival of her third gorgeous little girl!

Alice has been with Avery since the very beginning, and her return truly feels like coming home. She’s a super mum, wonderfully calm, and has that special way of making everyone feel at ease—whether you’re meeting her for the first time or catching up after some time away.

We’re so excited to have her energy, warmth, and expertise back with the team. Welcome home, Alice—you’ve been missed!

17/02/2026

These photographs show before surgery and 5 months after combined abdominoplasty and reduction mammoplasty (breast reduction) surgery. During the abdominoplasty, Dr Avery excised over 3.4kg of excess skin and tissue in addition to 1100ml of fat removed via liposuction. 4cm muscle separation(re**us divarication) was also found and repaired at the time of the abdominoplasty surgery. During the breast reduction, there was 258g of tissue removed from the left breast and 252g removed from the right breast - https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0BM9x0

These photos are of a real patient who has given their consent for their photos to be shown and depict surgeries performed by Dr. Gary Avery (MED0001633092) a registered medical practitioner, with specialist registration in Surgery – Plastic Surgery.

The results shown are specific to this individual and may not represent the outcomes that other patients experience. Surgical results vary between individuals due to many factors, including genetics, lifestyle, diet, and adherence to post-operative care. Cosmetic surgery is only one option to consider – it may not be suitable for everyone.

All surgery involves risks that are important to consider. All surgery entails a recovery period. Recovery can be significant and may involve discomfort, follow-up care, time away from work, and temporary restrictions on usual activities. Recovery experiences, including pain levels and timelines, differ greatly between individuals. Full treatment information, including risks and recovery expectations, is available via the link in our bio.

Before proceeding with any surgery, it is essential to have a thorough consultation with an appropriately qualified medical practitioner, such as a Plastic Surgeon, and to consider seeking a second opinion.
Plastic Surgeon is a regulated term that can only be used by surgeons who have completed specialty training within plastic surgery and are Fellows of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS). The specialty training undertaken by Plastic Surgeons includes the surgical skills required for excellence in aesthetic surgery.

An abdominoplasty (tummy tuck) is a surgical procedure that aims to reduce excess loose skin, primarily from the lower part of the abdomen or stomach as well as tightening the remaining skin. Breast reduction surgery involves a combination of skin and breast tissue removal and reshaping. The surgery...

12/02/2026

If you’re considering surgery this year, now can be a good time to start the conversation.

There is generally a 4 week wait for a consultation with Dr Avery, although occasionally earlier appointments become available and we are happy to put you on a waitlist.

To book a consultation, we recommend calling our Care Team when you have 10–15 minutes available to chat. This gives us the opportunity to talk through your goals, explain your options, and ensure you feel completely informed about how Dr Avery and our team can support you.

Our Care Team is here to guide you, answer any questions, and help you take the next step — whenever you feel ready.

To speak to a member of our team, call us on: 02 4002 4150.

11/02/2026

These photographs show before surgery and 4 months after breast augmentation surgery. Smooth surfaced, round silicone implants, 325cc high profile, placed in a partial sub-muscular plane using an incision in the infra-mammary fold (lower breast fold) https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0zFjt0

These photos are of a real patient who has given their consent for their photos to be shown and depict surgeries performed by Dr. Gary Avery (MED0001633092) a registered medical practitioner, with specialist registration in Surgery – Plastic Surgery.

The results shown are specific to this individual and may not represent the outcomes that other patients experience. Surgical results vary between individuals due to many factors, including genetics, lifestyle, diet, and adherence to post-operative care. Cosmetic surgery is only one option to consider – it may not be suitable for everyone.

All surgery involves risks that are important to consider. All surgery entails a recovery period. Recovery can be significant and may involve discomfort, follow-up care, time away from work, and temporary restrictions on usual activities. Recovery experiences, including pain levels and timelines, differ greatly between individuals. Full treatment information, including risks and recovery expectations, is available via the link in our bio.

Before proceeding with any surgery, it is essential to have a thorough consultation with an appropriately qualified medical practitioner, such as a Plastic Surgeon, and to consider seeking a second opinion.

Plastic Surgeon is a regulated term that can only be used by surgeons who have completed specialty training within plastic surgery and are Fellows of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS). The specialty training undertaken by Plastic Surgeons includes the surgical skills required for excellence in aesthetic surgery.

Breast augmentation surgery (or augmentation mammoplasty) is a surgical procedure performed to increase the size and volume of the breast and modify the breast shape by inserting implants beneath the breast tissue.

05/02/2026

These photographs show before surgery and 4 months after abdominoplasty surgery. During the abdominoplasty, Dr Avery excised over 2kg of excess skin and tissue in addition to 800ml of fat removed via liposuction. This patient also had a 3.6cm gap between her central abdominal muscles (re**us diastasis) shown on ultrasound and seen at the time of surgery.

This was repaired during this surgery https://blog.averyplasticsurgery.com.au/news/abdominoplasty-before-and-after-journey-32

These photos are of a real patient who has given their consent for their photos to be shown and depict surgeries performed by Dr. Gary Avery (MED0001633092) a registered medical practitioner, with specialist registration in Surgery – Plastic Surgery.

The results shown are specific to this individual and may not represent the outcomes that other patients experience. Surgical results vary between individuals due to many factors, including genetics, lifestyle, diet, and adherence to post-operative care. Cosmetic surgery is only one option to consider – it may not be suitable for everyone.

All surgery involves risks that are important to consider. All surgery entails a recovery period. Recovery can be significant and may involve discomfort, follow-up care, time away from work, and temporary restrictions on usual activities. Recovery experiences, including pain levels and timelines, differ greatly between individuals. Full treatment information, including risks and recovery expectations, is available via the link in our bio.

Before proceeding with any surgery, it is essential to have a thorough consultation with an appropriately qualified medical practitioner, such as a Plastic Surgeon, and to consider seeking a second opinion.

Plastic Surgeon is a regulated term that can only be used by surgeons who have completed specialty training within plastic surgery and are Fellows of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS). The specialty training undertaken by Plastic Surgeons includes the surgical skills required for excellence in aesthetic surgery.

An abdominoplasty (tummy tuck) is a surgical procedure that aims to reduce excess loose skin, primarily from the lower part of the abdomen or stomach as well as tightening the remaining skin.

05/02/2026

These photographs show before surgery and 4 months after abdominoplasty surgery. During the abdominoplasty, Dr Avery excised over 2kg of excess skin and tissue in addition to 800ml of fat removed via liposuction. This patient also had a 3.6cm gap between her central abdominal muscles (re**us diastasis) shown on ultrasound and seen at the time of surgery. This was repaired during this surgery https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0yYRF0

These photos are of a real patient who has given their consent for their photos to be shown and depict surgeries performed by Dr. Gary Avery (MED0001633092) a registered medical practitioner, with specialist registration in Surgery – Plastic Surgery.

The results shown are specific to this individual and may not represent the outcomes that other patients experience. Surgical results vary between individuals due to many factors, including genetics, lifestyle, diet, and adherence to post-operative care. Cosmetic surgery is only one option to consider – it may not be suitable for everyone.

All surgery involves risks that are important to consider. All surgery entails a recovery period. Recovery can be significant and may involve discomfort, follow-up care, time away from work, and temporary restrictions on usual activities. Recovery experiences, including pain levels and timelines, differ greatly between individuals. Full treatment information, including risks and recovery expectations, is available via the link in our bio.

Before proceeding with any surgery, it is essential to have a thorough consultation with an appropriately qualified medical practitioner, such as a Plastic Surgeon, and to consider seeking a second opinion.

Plastic Surgeon is a regulated term that can only be used by surgeons who have completed specialty training within plastic surgery and are Fellows of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS). The specialty training undertaken by Plastic Surgeons includes the surgical skills required for excellence in aesthetic surgery.

An abdominoplasty (tummy tuck) is a surgical procedure that aims to reduce excess loose skin, primarily from the lower part of the abdomen or stomach as well as tightening the remaining skin.

04/02/2026

Welcome back to Dr Avery and our team after the Christmas break. We hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas / New Year period.

As we now move well and truely into 2026, Dr Avery and our team are looking forward to supporting patients through every stage of their surgical journey, with the same calm, honest approach Avery Plastic Surgery is known for.

We are now booking consultations into March - April. Our Care Team is available to assist with any consultation enquiries and surgical planning. Please contact our team to enquire - 02 4002 4150 or info@averyplasticsurgery.com.au

18/12/2025

🎄 Christmas Closure Update 🎄

Avery Plastic Surgery will be closed from Wednesday 24th December 2025 and will reopen on Monday 12th January 2026.

Our team will be taking a break to recharge, spend time with loved ones, and come back ready for another beautiful year of caring for you.

Wishing you a safe, restful and joyful holiday season.
With love,
The Avery Team 🤍

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This content is created for general information and entertainment purposes only. It does not provide medical advice, recommendations, or endorsements of any specific treatment, procedure, or practitioner. Individual needs and outcomes vary, and this information should not be relied upon to make decisions about healthcare. For personalised advice, assessment of suitability, and discussion of risks & recovery, please book a consultation with a qualified and registered health practitioner. We encourage informed and voluntary decision-making in line with the Medical Board of Australia’s Code of Conduct and AHPRA Guidelines. Full treatment information, including risks and recovery expectations, is available via the link in our bio.

03/12/2025

These photographs show before surgery and 4 months after combined abdominoplasty and reduction mammoplasty (breast reduction) surgery. During the abdominoplasty surgery, Dr Avery excised over 3.3 kg of excess skin and tissue in addition to 200ml of fat removed via liposuction. During the breast reduction, there was 219g removed from the left breast and 239g removed from the right breast, which also addressed some minor breast asymmetry. Scars from surgery are permanent and will generally settle and fade over time, with up to 18 months before the final result can be seen https://hubs.la/Q03Wz8_k0

These photos are of a real patient who has given their consent for their photos to be shown and depict surgeries performed by Dr. Gary Avery (MED0001633092) a registered medical practitioner, with specialist registration in Surgery – Plastic Surgery.

The results shown are specific to this individual and may not represent the outcomes that other patients experience. Surgical results vary between individuals due to many factors, including genetics, lifestyle, diet, and adherence to post-operative care. Cosmetic surgery is only one option to consider – it may not be suitable for everyone.

All surgery involves risks that are important to consider. All surgery entails a recovery period. Recovery can be significant and may involve discomfort, follow-up care, time away from work, and temporary restrictions on usual activities. Recovery experiences, including pain levels and timelines, differ greatly between individuals. Full treatment information, including risks and recovery expectations, is available via the link in our bio.

Before proceeding with any surgery, it is essential to have a thorough consultation with an appropriately qualified medical practitioner, such as a Plastic Surgeon, and to consider seeking a second opinion.

Plastic Surgeon is a regulated term that can only be used by surgeons who have completed specialty training within plastic surgery and are Fellows of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS). The specialty training undertaken by Plastic Surgeons includes the surgical skills required for excellence in aesthetic surgery.

An abdominoplasty (tummy tuck) is a surgical procedure that aims to reduce excess loose skin, primarily from the lower part of the abdomen or stomach as well as tightening the remaining skin. Breast reduction surgery involves a combination of skin and breast tissue removal and reshaping. The surgery...

17/11/2025

These pictures were taken before and 4 months after augmentation mammoplasty (breast augmentation) surgery. Dr Avery used micro textured surfaced, 350cc implants placed in a subfascial (in front of the muscle) plane - https://hubs.la/Q03SX6vb0

These photos are of a real patient who has given their consent for their photos to be shown and depict surgeries performed by Dr. Gary Avery (MED0001633092) a registered medical practitioner, with specialist registration in Surgery – Plastic Surgery.

The results shown are specific to this individual and may not represent the outcomes that other patients experience. Surgical results vary between individuals due to many factors, including genetics, lifestyle, diet, and adherence to post-operative care. Cosmetic surgery is only one option to consider – it may not be suitable for everyone.

All surgery involves risks that are important to consider. All surgery entails a recovery period. Recovery can be significant and may involve discomfort, follow-up care, time away from work, and temporary restrictions on usual activities. Recovery experiences, including pain levels and timelines, differ greatly between individuals. Full treatment information, including risks and recovery expectations, is available via the link in our bio.

Before proceeding with any surgery, it is essential to have a thorough consultation with an appropriately qualified medical practitioner, such as a Plastic Surgeon, and to consider seeking a second opinion.

Plastic Surgeon is a regulated term that can only be used by surgeons who have completed specialty training within plastic surgery and are Fellows of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS). The specialty training undertaken by Plastic Surgeons includes the surgical skills required for excellence in aesthetic surgery.

Breast augmentation surgery (or augmentation mammoplasty) is a surgical procedure performed to increase the size and volume of the breast and modify the breast shape by inserting implants beneath the breast tissue.

12/11/2025

Recovery after surgery depends on the type of surgery, your general health, and how much you give yourself permission to lean into your recovery and take the time for your body heal.

Dr Avery will provide personalised guidance to help you plan and set realistic expectations for your recovery.

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Dr Gary Avery (MED0001633092) is a registered medical practitioner with specialist registration in Surgery – Plastic Surgery and a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS). Cosmetic surgery is only one option and may not be suitable for everyone. All surgery carries risks, requires recovery time and support, and outcomes vary due to factors such as genetics, health, and adherence to aftercare. Recovery can involve discomfort, time away from work, and activity restrictions, with pain levels and healing timelines differing between individuals. Surgery should never be seen as necessary to ‘fix’ normal features or life changes such as ageing or pregnancy. A thorough consultation with an appropriately qualified health practitioner, and consideration of a second opinion, is essential. Full details on risks, recovery, and suitability are available via the link in our bio or website.