Breast reduction surgery, also called reduction mammaplasty, reduces the size and improves the shape of the breasts. Typically, women who are candidates for this procedure experience physical symptoms related to the weight or shape of their breasts. These symptoms include back pain, neck pain, and shoulder grooves caused by the bra. The incisions vary based on the size of the breasts before the operation and the final size achieved post-surgery. 

Rhinoplasty, also known as nose surgery, reshapes the nose by reducing or increasing its size, removing a hump, altering the shape of the tip or bridge, narrowing the width of the nostrils, or changing the angle between the nose and the upper lip. This procedure can also alleviate certain breathing difficulties when combined with nasal septum surgery. 

Abdominoplasty, also known as abdominal dermolipectomy, surgically removes excess skin and fat located between the navel and the pubis (or cesarean scar) in the abdominal area. Depending on the patient's needs, the abdominal wall muscles are tightened. The incision is made in a crescent shape (its length depends on the amount of skin and fat to be removed). 

Liposuction removes unwanted fat areas using a tube and a vacuum device. Liposuction techniques, including tumescent or super-wet, are typically performed where the targeted fat cells are infused with a saline solution containing a local anesthetic and adrenaline to reduce blood loss. The benefits of this liposuction technique include increased safety, easier fat removal, as well as reduced postoperative discomfort. It also minimizes postoperative bruising and swelling. 

Fat transfer, also known as fat grafting, fat injections, and lipofilling, is a procedure that uses a person's own fat to fill irregularities and grooves.