24/06/2026
The truth about plastic surgery is rarely what you see on social media.
Before considering surgery, it's important to understand that:
• There is no such thing as a ‘perfect’ result
• Swelling, bruising, scars and emotional ups and downs are a normal part of recovery
• Healing takes time, and early results are not the final outcome
• Factors such as genetics, skin quality and your body's natural healing response all influence the final result
• Every surgical procedure carries potential risks, and outcomes vary from person to person
Making an informed decision starts with understanding both the benefits and the limitations of surgery. A thorough consultation with an appropriately qualified medical practitioner can help determine whether a procedure is suitable for your individual circumstances.
**Disclaimer**
The comments section has been limited. As per the AHPRA guidelines, we kindly ask that patients refrain from providing testimonials.
The before and after images presented here are specific to individual patients and may not be indicative of the results others may achieve.
It is important to note that all surgical or invasive procedures come with risks and require a suitable recovery period. Anyone considering surgery should be fully aware of these risks. The information provided on our page is for general purposes only and does not serve as medical advice.
While Dr Starr’s website is under maintenance, you can find more information on surgical risks at: https://plasticsurgery.org.au/procedures/surgical-procedures/
Please consult with a qualified health practitioner before starting your surgical journey.
Dr Matt Starr FRACS MBBS BA
AHPRA Registration MED0001197229