Recovery After Breast Augmentation Surgery
Healing and Recovery After Breast Augmentation: Timeline and Tips Dr Mark Kohout is a well regarded plastic surgeon with extensive experience in breast augmentation and a deep understanding of the human…
COMPLIMENTARY
Patient Photo Assessment
Sending photos for a patient photo assesment can help you and your plastic surgeon prepare for
your consultation. By reviewing clear, accurate photos, Dr Kohout can provide preliminary
patient photo assessment like insights, assess your needs, and determine the right approach for your procedure.
Upload your photos here
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Tips for Uploading Photos
The person taking the photos
It’s best to have a friend or partner take the photos for you. Selfies often don’t capture the details accurately, so having someone else take them will provide clearer images.
Photo angles
- Front view
- Side view (both sides)
- 45-degree angle view (both sides)
To capture a complete and accurate view, make sure the photos are taken from about 1.5 to 2 metres away.
Background and lighting
- Use a plain, uncluttered background, like a blank wall.
- Make sure there’s plenty of light; natural light from windows and additional artificial lighting works best.
- Avoid using portrait mode—The entire image needs to be in focus.
- Photos taken with a smartphone or a modern camera are usually sufficient, but they must be clear and sharp.
Sending your photos
Please send the original, high-resolution photos without compression or edits, as altering them can cause blurriness. You can also email them to info@drmarkohout.com.au (up to 10MB per email) or use the photo upload form above.
How to Take Photos for Each Procedure
Follow the infographics below to take the photos for each procedure you are interested in.
Breast photos (without bra)
- Stand upright with feet shoulder-width apart and your arms relaxed at your sides.
- Keep a relaxed posture.
- Take a photo from the front, left side, right side, and, if possible, at a 45-degree angle on each side, about 1.5 meters away.
Stomach Photos
- Stand upright, make sure your underwear or swimwear is pulled down to the pubic bone to give a clear view.
- Maintain a relaxed posture; don’t suck in your stomach.
- Capture photos from the front, left side, right side, and a 45-degree angle on each side, approximately 2 metres away.
Face Photos
- Tie back your hair with a hair tie or headband, and make sure you are makeup-free.
- Take photos from the front, left side, right side, and, if possible, at a 45-degree angle on each side. For the 45-degree images, align the tip of your nose with your pupil.
Nose Photos
- Tie back your hair with a hair tie or headband, and make sure you are makeup-free.
- Take photos from the front, left side, right side, looking down to the floor and also looking up to the ceiling.
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