Breast Enlargement in Liverpool & Wirral

Mr Ali Juma has performed breast enlargement surgery for over 33 years, helping hundreds of Liverpool and Wirral women feel at home in their bodies again. This is one of the most personal decisions you can make. Some patients want more fullness. Others seek balance after pregnancy, changing their shape, or symmetry they never had.

Most women already know what they want before they arrive at The Clinic @51 on Rodney Street. Mr Juma listens, talks through your options, and gives honest advice about what surgery can and cannot do. Not every patient needs implants. Some are better suited to fat transfer. A few leave, deciding surgery is not right for them, and that is a good outcome too.

Mr Juma sees patients from across Liverpool, the Wirral, Chester, and beyond. From your first consultation through recovery, you will see the same experienced consultant plastic surgeon at every stage.

Breast enlargement suits women who want a fuller shape, better symmetry, or restoration after pregnancy or weight loss. At The Clinic @51, Mr Juma sees patients from their early twenties through to their sixties. Age alone does not rule you out, your overall health matters more.

Good candidates are in stable health, at a steady weight, and have realistic goals. Mr Juma will ask about your medical history, any previous breast surgery, and whether you smoke. Smoking affects healing, so you may need to stop well before your procedure date.

Many Liverpool and Wirral patients come to us after facing long NHS waiting lists for reconstructive work. Others simply want private care with a consultant they can speak to directly. Mr Juma will tell you honestly if surgery is the right path. If it is not, he will explain why and suggest alternatives that may suit you better.

During your consultation at Rodney Street, Mr Juma takes time to understand what you hope to achieve. He examines your breast tissue, discusses sizing, and answers every question you have. There is no pressure. This decision is yours.

Choosing between implants and fat transfer is one of the biggest decisions in breast enlargement. Mr Juma offers both at The Clinic @51 and discusses the pros and cons of each during your consultation. His advice depends on your body type, your goals, and how much size increase you want.

Implants work well when you want a predictable size increase. Modern silicone implants feel soft and natural. You can choose from different shapes and profiles to match your frame. Implants suit patients who want to go up one cup size or several.

Fat transfer uses liposuction to take fat from your tummy, thighs, or hips. Mr Juma then purifies and injects it into your breasts. The result looks and feels very natural because it is your own tissue. However, fat transfer offers a more modest size increase—usually one cup size at most.

Here is how the two methods compare:

• Size range: Implants offer greater volume; fat transfer is more subtle
• Feel: Both feel natural, though fat transfer uses your own tissue
• Scarring: Implants need a small incision; fat transfer leaves tiny liposuction marks
• Recovery: Similar timelines, though fat transfer involves two body areas healing

Many Wirral and Liverpool patients arrive unsure which method suits them. Mr Juma will examine your breast tissue and available fat stores, then give you his honest recommendation.

Mr Juma has conducted thousands of consultations over 33 years. He has learned that the best appointments happen when patients feel free to speak openly. This is a conversation about your body and your goals—not a sales meeting.

At The Clinic @51 on Rodney Street, Mr Juma sets aside proper time for each consultation. He will not rush you. Many patients feel nervous at first, which is completely normal. By the end, most feel relieved to have finally spoken to someone who listens without judgement.

A few things help you get the most from your appointment:

• Think about what bothers you and what you hope to change
• Bring photos of results you like—Mr Juma finds these genuinely useful
• Write down your questions beforehand so you do not forget them
• Be honest about your lifestyle, work demands, and recovery support at home

Mr Juma will ask about your medical history and examine your breast tissue. He is direct but kind. If he thinks a different approach would suit you better, he will say so.

The clinic sits in Liverpool city centre, a short walk from Liverpool ONE. Wirral patients travelling from Birkenhead, Heswall, or West Kirby reach us easily through the Mersey tunnels. Street parking and Mount Pleasant car parks are nearby.

Mr Juma performs all breast enlargement surgeries himself at CQC-registered facilities. He does not hand you over to another surgeon. The consultant you meet at Rodney Street is the same surgeon in the operating theatre.

Surgery takes between one and two hours under general anaesthetic. Mr Juma places implants through a small incision, usually in the crease beneath your breast where scarring hides naturally. He positions the implant either behind the breast tissue or behind the chest muscle, depending on your anatomy and the look you want.

Here is what to expect on the day:

• You arrive at the hospital having fasted as instructed
• The anaesthetist meets you and explains what to expect
• Mr Juma marks your chest while you are awake and standing
• Surgery itself takes one to two hours
• You wake in recovery with dressings and a support bra in place

Mr Juma is particular about surgical markings. He takes his time with this step because millimetres matter when it comes to symmetry. Over 33 years, he has learned that careful planning before surgery leads to better results after.

Most patients go home the same day once the nursing team is satisfied with your recovery. You will leave with clear written instructions and Mr Juma’s direct contact details should any concerns arise.

Mr Juma is honest with patients: the first week after surgery is uncomfortable. Your chest will feel tight and swollen. Pain medication helps, and most women describe it as manageable rather than severe. By week two, many patients feel much more like themselves.

Recovery is not a race. Mr Juma has seen patients try to do too much too soon, and it rarely ends well. His advice is simple—rest properly in the early days, and your body will thank you later.

Here is a realistic week-by-week picture:

• Week 1: Rest at home. Sleep propped up. Avoid lifting anything heavier than a kettle
• Weeks 2–3: Light walking is good. No driving until you can brake comfortably without pain
• Weeks 4–6: Desk jobs can resume. Physical roles need longer. No gym or swimming yet
• Week 6 onwards: Gradual return to exercise. Mr Juma clears you based on your healing

Swelling settles over several months. Your final shape emerges around three to six months after surgery. Mr Juma tells patients not to judge their results at two weeks—it is far too early.

The cooler Merseyside weather actually helps during recovery. You will not want to sunbathe or swim for at least six weeks. If Crosby beach is calling, it will have to wait.

Mr Juma schedules follow-up appointments at Rodney Street to check your healing and answer any questions as you recover.

Breast enlargement is not a one-time event. Mr Juma builds long-term relationships with his patients because your results deserve ongoing care. He has looked after some patients for over twenty years, monitoring their implants and advising on any changes.

Modern silicone implants are designed to last. Most patients enjoy their results for 10 to 20 years before considering a replacement. However, implants are not lifetime devices. Mr Juma recommends regular check-ups to catch any issues early.

A few habits help protect your results for years to come:

• Stay a stable weight. Large fluctuations affect your breast shape over time
• Wear supportive bras. Good support matters, especially during exercise
• Attend your follow-up appointments. Mr Juma wants to see you annually
• Know what to look for. Changes in shape, firmness, or comfort should be checked

Mr Juma offers ongoing reviews at The Clinic @51 on Rodney Street. Liverpool and Wirral patients can book annual appointments to have their implants assessed. If something does not look or feel right between appointments, his team is easy to reach.

Some patients eventually choose to replace or remove their implants. Others keep them for decades with no issues at all. Either way, Mr Juma remains available to advise you throughout your journey.