Expert Skills. Personalised Approach.
Please note that individual results will vary based on each person’s unique genetics, lifestyle factors, and overall health. As with any surgery, there are associated risks. It’s important to seek a second opinion from a qualified medical practitioner, such as a specialist Plastic Surgeon, before proceeding with any surgical procedure. Dr Maryam Seyedabadi (MED0001341746) is a registered medical practitioner with specialist qualifications in Plastic Surgery. She is a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS) and has completed advanced post-fellowship training in aesthetic surgery, accredited by the Australian Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (ASAPS). For more information about plastic surgery in Australia, you can visit her profile on the ASAPS website: ASAPS – Dr. Maryam Seyedabadi.
The MOT Plastic Surgery Experience
At MOT Plastic Surgery, Dr Maryam Seyedabadi (MED0001341746) is committed to delivering an unparalleled, boutique experience where each patient feels truly understood, supported, and valued.
During your consultation, Dr Maryam will take the time to get to know you, listening carefully to your journey, concerns, and goals. She believes that every patient’s story is unique, and understanding your specific expectations is essential to tailoring a treatment plan that aligns with your vision.
Building a foundation of trust is at the heart of the MOT experience. Dr Maryam strives to create a partnership with each patient, where you feel confident and fully supported throughout your journey.
Dr Maryam offers flexible consulting hours, including after normal working hours, to accommodate your schedule.
At MOT plastic surgery, you’ll also have the assurance of an all-female surgical team ensuring privacy and comfort. Each patient will be supported with resources and support throughout their journey making the experience at MOT plastic surgery seamless and empowering.
Your journey is as important to us as the outcome, and we are here to guide you every step of the way with compassion, expertise, and care.
Hospital Information
St Lukes Hospital
18 Roslyn Street
Potts Point, NSW, 2011
(02) 9356 0200
www.slc.org.au
East Sydney Private Hospital
75 Crown Street
Woolloomooloo, NSW, 2011
(02) 9001 2000
www.eastsydneyprivatehospital.com
Sydney Day Hospital
Level 1/187 Macquarie St
Sydney NSW 2000
(02) 9231 3688
www.sydneydayhospital.com.au
The Skin Hospital
121 Crown St
Darlinghurst NSW 2010
(02) 8651 2000
www.skinhospital.edu.au
Double Bay Hospital
2/451 New South Head Rd
Double Bay NSW 2028
(02) 9096 3100
www.dbdh.com.au
Risks and Complications
Every surgical procedure comes with potential risks and complications. It’s important for patients to understand the following general risks.
Scarring
Scarring is a natural part of healing after surgery. The appearance of scars can vary based on individual skin type, genetics, and the location of the incision. Some patients may develop hypertrophic or keloid scars, which can be treated under the guidance of Dr Maryam.
Infection
Infections can occur when bacteria enter the surgical site. Signs include redness, increased pain, and pus. While strict sterility measures are used, following post-operative care instructions is key to avoiding infection. Antibiotics may be required if an infection develops.
Pain
Some level of pain is expected after surgery, but it varies by procedure and individual pain tolerance. Your surgeon will provide pain management strategies. If severe or prolonged pain occurs, consult Dr Maryam immediately.
Bleeding
Post-operative bleeding can be internal or external. Internal bleeding (haematoma) may cause swelling and pressure. Immediate attention is required if you experience unusual swelling or bleeding.
Seroma
Seromas, fluid build-up under the skin, can develop after surgery. They may cause discomfort or visible bumps and may need to be drained.
Anaesthetic Risks
Complications from anaesthesia can include allergic reactions, issues with breathing, or blood pressure fluctuations. These risks are minimized with continuous monitoring during the procedure.
Undesirable Cosmetic Outcomes
Results may not always match expectations due to asymmetry or skin irregularities. It’s important to have realistic expectations. In some cases, revision surgery might be required.
Nerve Damage
Surgical manipulation may lead to nerve damage, causing numbness or tingling. Most nerve functions return within months, but some changes may be permanent.
Bruising and Swelling
Bruising and swelling are common post-surgery. Following care instructions can reduce these effects. Contact Dr Maryam if swelling or bruising is unusually severe.
Death
Though extremely rare, there is always a risk of death during surgery, often due to severe complications or underlying health conditions. Dr Maryam conducts thorough screenings and prioritises safety.
Your Privacy
We adhere to a strict privacy protocol to ensure that all your information is safe at all times. This includes all medical and photographic documentation. All information collected is used with your consent to allow optimal care for you and stored and or discarded safely and promptly.
At MOT plastic surgery we are committed to providing a personalised and comprehensive care that is in compliance with the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth)(Privacy Act) including the Australian Privacy Principles and Health records and Information Privacy Act 2002 (HRIP Act). Our Privacy Policy aims to keep your personal information stored and protected at all times. Our Privacy Policy is available upon request.