Dr Gary Avery in Newcastle, New South Wales | Doctor

Dr Gary Avery

Locality: Newcastle, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 4002 4150

Address: 31-33 Watt Street 2300 Newcastle, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.averyplasticsurgery.com.au/

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25.01.2022 "If you look in the mirror every day and see something that can be improved and you're going to be happier for the rest of your life, then I say, don't hesitate." To watch Faye's full story, please visit the link below: https://hubs.la/H0CVyj30 Faye’s journey is individual to her circumstances and does not reflect or represent the unique experience others may have. Please note that individual results will vary, and all surgeries have associated risks. Before proceeding with ...any surgery, it is advisable to seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified medical practitioner such as a Plastic Surgeon. Plastic Surgeon is a regulated term that can only be used by surgeons who have completed specialty training within plastic surgery and are Fellows of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS). The specialty training undertaken by Plastic Surgeons includes the surgical skills required for excellence in aesthetic surgery. #AveryPatientJourney

24.01.2022 Private health insurance may cover some of your surgery costs depending on the nature of your procedure. For a comprehensive price guide outlining costs that your health insurance or Medicare may or may not cover, please download our Price Guide here: https://hubs.ly/H0vgVst0 #AskAvery

23.01.2022 We came across an interesting article about women, clothing choices, discrimination, and the colour black: Many actors wore "black to the 2018 Golden Globes in protest against sexual harassment within the entertainment industry and elsewhere. Not only is black the colour of grief and mourning, but it is also the colour of seriousness and self-respect and in this case the colour of solidarity. By wearing black, these actresses (and actors) are not only showing solidarity w...ith each other, but they are also showing solidarity with women in other, less glamorous work environments, who see black as the best defence they have against bias, discrimination and harassment." For the full article by Sally Percy, click the link: https://hubs.la/H0vyny90 From the Avery women in black #workfamily

23.01.2022 We will be closed tomorrow, Friday 18th December for team training and Christmas festivities. If you have an enquiry, please contact us through the website enquiry form https://hubs.la/H0Cm6B70 and we will reply on Monday 21st when we are back in the office. Have a lovely weekend.

22.01.2022 The team is now back on deck and Avery is open for 2021. Welcome back to all those we already know and hello to all the new faces we will meet this year. We are rested, recharged and excited about what this New Year will bring.

21.01.2022 "My name's Pennie, I'm a mum and a wife. Beauty to me is the ability to be you it's good to be able to walk out the house knowing that I look like me again and I'm not embarrassed anymore." Watch Pennie's full story here: https://hubs.la/H0xsSMq0 #Averypatientsjourneys

18.01.2022 This is one of our lovely patient's pre- and 4-month post-operative photos, she is a 23-year-old woman who had a breast reduction. Over 200g of breast tissue was removed from each breast, reducing the weight of the breasts and simultaneously placing the nipple and areola in a higher position. If you would like to see the before and after results of this breast reduction patient, click here: https://hubs.la/H0vNfMW0 These photos are of a real patient of Dr Avery’s who has giv...en their consent for their photos to be shown. Please note that individual results will vary, and all surgeries have associated risks. Before proceeding with any surgery, it is advisable to seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified medical practitioner such as a Plastic Surgeon. Plastic Surgeon is a regulated term that can only be used by surgeons who have completed specialty training within plastic surgery and are Fellows of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS). The specialty training undertaken by Plastic Surgeons includes the surgical skills required for excellence in aesthetic surgery. #AveryBeforeandAfter

18.01.2022 Shelagh Lummis is a landscape painter who lives in Newcastle, NSW, Australia. Originally from New Zealand, the environmental aesthetic of NZ and its unique topography and colour temperatures often motivate her artistic output. A strong connection with and concern for the environment, particularly the effects of climate change, drive an evolving practice which employs an expressive visual language. Avery hosts the artwork of numerous local artists, all displayed in our galler...y at 31 Watt St, Newcastle 2300. All of the artworks are for sale and all proceeds go to the artists. Some of our artists also generously pass on part of the proceeds to local charity the Mark Hughes Foundation. Please feel free to visit our practice if you wish to browse the Avery Gallery during business hours. #AveryArtGallery

17.01.2022 Happy New Year from all the Avery Team. We hope 2021 brings you joy, a celebration of what has past, and anticipation of new beginnings. We look forward to another great year with you!... #2021

15.01.2022 Discover photos of a 53-year-old woman who had breast augmentation surgery to increase her breast size and correct breast ptosis (sagging) - https://hubs.la/H0CVwg50 These photos are of a real patient of Dr Avery’s who has given their consent for their photos to be shown. Please note that individual results will vary, and all surgeries have associated risks. Before proceeding with any surgery, it is advisable to seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified medical p...ractitioner such as a Plastic Surgeon. Plastic Surgeon is a regulated term that can only be used by surgeons who have completed specialty training within plastic surgery and are Fellows of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS). The specialty training undertaken by Plastic Surgeons includes the surgical skills required for excellence in aesthetic surgery. #AveryBeforeAndAfters

13.01.2022 The length of your cosmetic consultation will depend on your unique situation. We ask to please allow an hour of your time to discuss your surgical goals with Dr Avery and the team. During your consultation, you will have a space to ask all your questions and to discuss your hopes and expectations. Dr Avery will guide you through the choices you have for surgery, and may also show you some photos of previous surgery results, similar to what you are hoping to achieve. We unde...rstand you may have many questions and we want to be with you along the way. Please visit our website to find some of our most frequently asked questions: https://hubs.la/H0y7jCK0 #AskAvery

13.01.2022 Long weekend coming up! We hope you enjoy the last long weekend before Christmas. Avery will be back on Tuesday morning, ready to welcome you and answer any questions you may have. Have a lovely long weekend.

12.01.2022 Predominantly known for her expressive Australian landscapes, Belinda Street’s work explores the relationship between representation and abstraction. Using abstraction, Belinda is able to expressively blend both the visual characteristics of place with personal feelings, experience and knowledge. Therefore, each painting has its own life and individuality to capture a sense of place which is personal but also speaks to the viewer. Avery hosts the artwork of numerous local ...artists, all displayed in our gallery at 31 Watt St, Newcastle 2300. All of the artworks are for sale and all proceeds go to the artists. Some of our artists also generously pass on part of the proceeds to local charity the Mark Hughes Foundation. You are welcome to browse the Avery gallery any time during business hours. #averyartgallery

10.01.2022 An effective anti-aging regimen should tackle several skin problems at once. The problem is, you can’t squeeze the best skin-care ingredientslike retinoids and alpha hydroxy acidsinto one bottle without causing a chemical reaction or serious irritation. Until now. Researchers at Skin Better Science have figured out a way to mix retinoids (which fade discolouration and kick up collagen production) with lactic acid (an alpha hydroxy acid that evens out skin tone and texture).... Each active ingredient is encapsulated in its own bubbles, and those bubbles are linked together to create the new ethyl lactyl retinoate molecule. When you put the cream on, the water in your skin kick-starts a release of the active ingredients that’s gradual and gentlebut effective. SkinBetter Science’s AlphaRet Overnight Cream diminishes the appearance of lines, wrinkles and discolouration. You can purchase SkinBetter Science’s AlphaRet Overnight Cream at Avery's skin bar at 31-33 Watt St, Newcastle 2300. #averyskinbar

09.01.2022 Great to see this petition being presented for Medicare to reinstate an item number for abdominoplasty surgery, clinically indicated following pregnancy and/or birth - this legitimate medical condition should be recognised as such and evidence based treatment supported.

09.01.2022 One of the questions we often get asked about breast augmentation is: "Will my weight going up and down impact the result of my breast augmentation?" Unfortunately it is likely that it will. Whether the weight gain/loss is due to pregnancy, lifestyle factors, or the impact of youth or ageing on our metabolism, the look and feel of our breasts can be affected. When women lose a significant amount of weight, the cells in the fat tissue shrink along with other fat cells in the ...individual’s body. Therefore, losing weight can have a noticeable impact on the size of the breasts, making them smaller. Similarly when women gain weight the fat cells in their breasts may enlarge thereby increasing the size of the breasts. Moreover, each time a woman gains weight or loses weight, the skin around the breast tissue may lose more of its elasticity, reducing its ability to contract to the new breast shape.

07.01.2022 For October, Breast Cancer Awareness month, we want to dedicate a space to recognise the work and the people, in particular, the researchers in our community who are committed to finding better treatments for women and men with breast cancer. Early detection is crucial to save lives, but the future of breast cancer can only be changed with research. We are very proud of what organisations and researchers in the Hunter are doing to find better ways to prevent, detect, and trea...t breast cancer, and to improve the quality of life of patients and survivors. There are many ways you can help, whether that’s through a generous donation, hosting your own fundraiser or sharing someone else's story; we encourage you to get involved and spread the word. As the battle against breast cancer has many fronts, for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we want to highlight the dedicated effort put in by some organisations in the hunter to find better ways to prevent, detect, and treat breast cancer. Current breast cancer research is testing new targeted treatments for different subtypes of breast cancer, optimal use of radiotherapy for early breast cancer, and strategies to manage long-term risk after breast cancer to prevent it recurring. Learn more about HMRI’s breast cancer research here: https://hubs.la/H0x1Vsd0 #BreastCancerAwareness #HunterBreastCancerReasearch

07.01.2022 "I just feel so much better now that I can go and put on a normal pair of swimmers and normal clothes and run around with my grandchildren. I can feel whole again and for people in my circumstances, it’s life-changing.- Joy Watch Joy’s full journey here: https://hubs.la/H0x1WPC0 #BreastCancerAwareness #AveryPatientJourney

02.01.2022 As part of Breast Cancer Awareness month, we are celebrating the progress made by researchers based in the Hunter. In partnership with the University of Newcastle and Hunter New England Local Health District, HMRI’s clinical, biomedical and public health researchers work across multiple campuses in key breast cancer research programs. Find out more about how the HMRI partnership ensures that the health needs of the community are always at the fore: https://hubs.la/H0x21qG0

02.01.2022 As the battle against breast cancer has many fronts, for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we want to highlight the dedicated effort put by some of organisations in the hunter to find better ways to prevent, detect, and treat breast cancer. Current breast cancer research is testing new targeted treatments for different subtypes of breast cancer, optimal use of radiotherapy for early breast cancer, and strategies to manage long-term risk after breast cancer to prevent it recurrin...g. Learn more about HMRI’s breast cancer research here: https://hubs.ly/H0x1Wsq0 #BreastCancerAwareness #HunterBreastCancerResearch

02.01.2022 On this video, Dr Avery replies one of our most frequently asked questions when can you be seen for a consultation? There is generally a 6-8 week wait for a consultation with Dr Avery, although at times, earlier slots can become available. If your concern is urgent, please let our team know and Dr Avery will do his best to accommodate you. #AveryPlasticSurgery #FAQs

01.01.2022 'My surgical journey started on the 29th of August, 2017. It's been a really positive experience. It really gave me back all that confidence and I just feel so much better now.' To discover Joy's full journey, click here: https://hubs.la/H0xk57V0 #breastcancerawareness #AveryPatientJourney

01.01.2022 Meet the local researchers || Dr Kelly Avery-Kiejda Breast cancer is the second-leading cause of cancer-related deaths in Australian females. Two major challenges to survival are treatment resistance and metastases. To improve survival outcomes, improved therapies are urgently required. Learn more about Dr Kely Avery-Kiejda work here: https://hubs.la/H0xSgWV0... #BreastCancerAwareness #HunterBreastCancerResearch

01.01.2022 This Christmas, as our gift to the community, we will be providing much needed funds to Ronald McDonald House Newcastle by sponsoring a room (Room 5) for families to stay while their sick child is receiving treatment at the John Hunter Children’s Hospital. This sponsorship helps to keep the room in great condition for every family that stays. If you’re interested in joining with us to help our Newcastle community in this way, you can also make a donation to Ronald McDonald House by clicking the link - https://hubs.la/H0Clxs00 We wish you a safe and happy festive season.