Many men experience changes in chest shape during their lifetime, particularly during puberty, middle age, or in connection with certain health conditions. When this change is caused by the growth of glandular breast tissue rather than fat, the condition is known as gynaecomastia. For some, the tissue resolves naturally and does not require intervention. For
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As people grow older, many begin to notice changes in the delicate area around the eyes. Some experience excess skin that folds over the upper eyelids, while others may develop puffiness beneath the lower eyelids. Fine lines, creasing, and skin texture changes can also become more obvious with time. For some individuals, these changes cause
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The face is one of the most expressive and visible parts of the human body. Over time, changes in skin, muscle, and deeper tissues are a natural part of ageing. Some people notice that their jawline shows more laxity, others see the development of folds and creases around the mouth, and many become aware of
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Pregnancy places significant strain on the abdominal muscles. In many cases, this leads to a condition known as rectus diastasis or abdominal separation – commonly referred to as “split muscles.” This occurs when the left and right abdominal muscles stretch apart along the midline, creating a gap that may persist long after childbirth. While this
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Facelift recovery is an important part of your surgical journey, especially for those seeking a well-planned, balanced outcome. For patients in Sydney considering facial surgery, understanding all aspects of recovery helps set realistic expectations. Dr. Michael Kernohan, Specialist Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon based in South West Sydney, offers advanced surgical techniques that consider not just
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Dr. Michael Kernohan, Specialist Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon in South West Sydney, regularly guides patients through the healing process after nose surgery. One of the most common questions he receives is about the appearance of a rhinoplasty scar. While scars are a natural part of recovery, most patients want to know what to expect and
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Sleeping properly after abdominoplasty (commonly known as a tummy tuck) is one of the most important aspects of recovery. It’s not always easy – especially in the first few weeks – but there are ways to make it more manageable and protect your healing body. Dr. Michael Kernohan, a Specialist Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon based
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Dr Michael Kernohan, a Specialist Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon based in South West Sydney, understands that both women and men explore facial surgery options that prioritise structural balance and personal identity. With increased access to reliable information and a desire for procedures that align with natural facial dynamics, many are considering techniques that offer anatomical
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Facial surgery recovery doesn’t end in the operating theatre. The days and weeks that follow are just as important and can affect how your body heals. Many patients are keen to return to their usual routine, including exercise, but aren’t sure when it’s safe to do so. Dr. Michael Kernohan, a Specialist Plastic & Reconstructive
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Choosing a Fleur De Lis (FDL) abdominoplasty is often part of a broader journey, particularly for people who have lost a large amount of weight. The surgery removes excess skin from both vertical and horizontal vectors of the abdomen. The trade-off for this removal is a visible scar shaped like an inverted “T”. Dr. Michael
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Understanding Tummy Tuck (Abdominoplasty) Scars Tummy tuck (Abdominoplasty) surgery is a popular cosmetic procedure used to remove excess skin and fat from the abdomen while tightening the underlying muscles. This results in a flatter, firmer, and more contoured stomach. However, as with any surgery, scarring is an inevitable part of the healing process. Abdominoplasty scars
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Preparing for bodylift surgery is a step that requires clear planning and practical insight. Dr. Michael Kernohan, a Specialist Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon based in South West Sydney, works closely with patients from Sydney and across Australia to deliver respectful, clinically focused care. This guide outlines the key steps in getting ready for your procedure.
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Facelift surgery can bring subtle yet meaningful changes to the lower face and neck. Just as important as the surgery itself is what happens afterward. The recovery phase is where tissues settle and results start to take shape. Dr. Michael Kernohan, Specialist Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon in South West Sydney, works closely with patients to
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Bodylift surgery can help remove excess skin following significant weight loss or changes in body shape. For many people in Sydney considering this procedure, recovery is a key part of the journey. Dr. Michael Kernohan, a Specialist Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon based in South West Sydney, helps patients navigate this process with careful planning and
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Insights from Dr. Michael Kernohan, Specialist Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon – South West Sydney Bodylift surgery is often performed to remove stretched or redundant skin following significant weight loss. While it can address comfort and hygiene, it’s important to know that healing takes time – and surgical scars are part of that process. Scarring is
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Dr Michael Kernohan MBBS MSc BDS MRCS FDSRCS FRCS(Plast), FRACS (Plast) Dr Kernohan is a Sydney-based Plastic, Reconstructive and Cosmetic Surgeon providing plastic surgery procedures for the face, nose, breast and body. He also offers complex reconstructive procedures following trauma, skin cancer surgery, and a range of cancer treatments.
Dr Kernohan is able to care for both public and private patients and has an additional leadership role as Director of Surgical Specialities.
Main Clinic: Gregory Hills Consults at: Bowral, Liverpool and Surry Hills
