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Breast augmentation surgery is a popular cosmetic procedure, but like all surgeries, it carries risks. One of the key risks is bacterial contamination, which can lead to complications such as capsular contracture. To address this risk, many plastic surgeons, including Dr Mistry, follow the 14-Point Plan – a set of guidelines designed to minimise bacterial contamination and ensure safer outcomes for patients undergoing breast augmentation surgery.
The 14-Point Plan was first published in 2013 and has since been widely adopted by plastic surgeons worldwide. The plan outlines various strategies that can be incorporated into breast implant surgery to reduce the number of bacteria that can contaminate the breast implant surface. By following these guidelines, surgeons can significantly reduce the risk of complications such as capsular contracture, which can lead to pain, hardness, and deformity of the breast.
Following the 14-Point Plan can help ensure that breast augmentation surgery is as safe as possible with minimal risk of complications. By seeking out the services of a plastic surgeon who follows the 14-Point Plan, patients can be assured that their surgery will be performed in a facility that meets the required standards of sterilisation and infection control. This can provide peace of mind and help to ensure a successful outcome from the surgery.
Understanding the risks associated with breast augmentation surgery is crucial for women who may greatly benefit from the treatment. By following the 14-Point Plan, surgeons can minimise the risk of complications and ensure that patients have a safe and successful surgery. If you’re considering breast augmentation surgery, be sure to discuss the 14-Point Plan with your surgeon to ensure that they are following best practices for your safety. For expert care and adherence to the 14-Point Plan, consider consulting with Dr Yezdi Mistry, a fully qualified plastic surgeon with extensive experience and a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS).
Dr Yezdi Mistry is a Specialist Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon based in Newcastle, NSW. With extensive training and experience in both reconstructive and aesthetic surgery, Dr Mistry is committed to providing safe, evidence-based care that is tailored to each patient’s individual needs.
After completing his Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS) in Plastic Surgery in 2013, Dr Mistry relocated to Newcastle with his family in 2015. He began his work as a Visiting Medical Officer (VMO) in Plastic and Hand Surgery at John Hunter Hospital before establishing his private practice in 2017. His practice offers a comprehensive range of reconstructive and aesthetic procedures for the breast, body, face, and skin.
Dr Mistry’s approach to patient care is grounded in trust, respect, and open communication. From initial consultation to recovery, he aims to ensure patients feel informed, supported, and comfortable throughout their surgical journey. He is dedicated to maintaining the highest professional and ethical standards in all aspects of his work.
To remain at the forefront of modern surgical techniques, Dr Mistry continues to pursue ongoing professional development both in Australia and internationally. He was Australia’s first delegate at the Body Contouring Academy in Paris, where he received advanced training in body contouring and skin-tightening techniques, including VASER and RENUVION technologies.
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Please Note: Information provided on Dr Mistry’s website is provided as a basic guide, it does not constitute a diagnosis and should not be taken as medical advice. Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks.
“I care because it’s my job as a surgeon, as a plastic surgeon, to do the appropriate thing and to give you a good outcome. I want to leave knowing that I can tell a patient, hand on heart, that I did the very best I could and that I looked after them, so when I see them post op later that day or the next morning, that they feel they were in good hands.”
– Dr Yezdi Mistry
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