Before & After Gallery of Evita Clinic
The following images show before and after photographs of actual patients treated at Evita Clinic.
Surgical outcomes may vary depending on individual anatomy, healing response, lifestyle factors, and postoperative care.
These images are provided for informational purposes only and do not guarantee specific results.
Gender-Affirming Mastectomy (FTM Top Surgery) Double Incision with Free Nipple Graft – 2 Weeks Postoperative
Before and after results of FTM top surgery (gender-affirming mastectomy) performed using the double incision technique with free nipple graft. This patient had approximately B-cup breast volume and desired a completely flat chest without any residual sagging. The image shows the early postoperative result two weeks after surgery, following suture removal, with minimal bruising and good early healing.
Breast Lift (Anchor Mastopexy) with Superomedial Pedicle
Before and after results of a breast lift (mastopexy) using the anchor technique with a superomedial pedicle. This patient had naturally full breasts and wished to maintain breast volume while correcting sagging. The procedure improved breast position and contour while preserving a natural shape and fullness as much as possible.
Breast Augmentation with Mentor Smooth Round Moderate Plus 350cc
Breast augmentation using Mentor Smooth Round Moderate Plus 350cc implants with dual-plane placement through a 5 cm inframammary incision. Early postoperative result at 2 weeks.
Areola Reduction (Circumareolar Technique)
Circumareolar areola reduction performed to decrease enlarged areola diameter and improve nipple-areola proportion. Postoperative results shown at 2 months and 4 months with progressive scar maturation.
FTM Top Surgery (Keyhole Technique) – 2 Weeks After Surgery
FTM top surgery using the keyhole technique in a patient with small breast tissue. The photo shows the result two weeks after surgery and immediately after suture removal. Mild bruising and small scabs are part of the normal early healing process and will gradually improve as recovery continues.
Gynecomastia, Grade 2, 20yrs
A 20-year-old male with gynecomastia treated using a minimal-incision keyhole technique. Despite a slim build, significant gland enlargement caused a protruding, “rocket-shaped” chest with areolar expansion. Postoperative improvement shows natural contouring, and further skin contraction and areolar reduction are expected over the next few months.
TOP Surgery, nonbinary, double incision
For nonbinary individuals undergoing double incision top surgery, free grafting of the areola and nipple can be omitted if desired. This results in a faster surgery and shorter recovery time. The incision scars align with the natural pectoral muscle contour and can become less noticeable with proper scar care.
TOP Surgery, minimal incision
Six months post-minimal incision top surgery, adhesions and unevenness have resolved. While the nipples and areolas remain relatively large due to the absence of reduction, sensation is about 90% preserved, and scars are nearly invisible.
TOP Surgery, minimal incision
A minimally invasive top surgery technique using a small 1-inch incision beside the areola to remove fat and glandular tissue while preserving the areola, nipple, and sensation. Ideal for patients with A-cup-sized breasts and good skin elasticity.
TOP Surgery, double incision
Double incision, TOP surgery, Photo Taken After Stitch Removal: The areola and nipple have formed scabs, and redness, bruising, and unevenness of the skin are still present.
TOP Surgery, circumareolar resection
A patient with breasts larger than a C cup opted for circumareolar skin resection to minimize scarring while removing glandular tissue and fat. At the 3-month follow-up, some adhesions and unevenness remain, but gradual improvement is expected with continued exercise and massage.
TOP Surgery, anchor resection
A patient with a history of breast reduction Had large breasts (D cup or larger) with skin laxity and pre-existing scars, so Anchor resection was chosen. 2-Month Postoperative Follow-up The scabs on the nipples are still present. Continuous scar management is required.
Gynecomastia, Grade 3
Gynecomasita Grade 3 Circum-areolar skin resection - [...]
