Name: Clínica Planas Madrid
Address: Velázquez, 96, Madrid, 28006, España

Gynecomastia
Gynecomastia is a surgical technique that allows solving the alteration of the male breast that has sometimes acquired a larger size than usual.
Breast Reduction
Breast reduction has as main objective the modification of the shape and size of the breast, achieving an aesthetic improvement and gaining in quality of life.
Breast Uplift
Breast uplift allows recovering the position and firmness of the breasts, which for reasons such as breastfeeding or weight loss, have caused drooping.
Breast augmentation with own fat
The volume and shape of the breast can be improved by implanting the patient’s fat, without the need for a breast implant.
Breast augmentation with prosthesis
Augmentation mammoplasty is improving the volume and shape of female breasts, achieving an aesthetic improvement that will make you feel better about yourself.
Areola / Nipple Reduction Surgery
For some women, excessively large nipples can be complex, the solution goes through a small surgical intervention with local anaesthesia.
Inverted nipples Surgery
The inverted nipple is a congenital disorder that occurs when the nipple ducts are shorter than usual, which causes the nipples to retract.
Breast Implant Follow-up Unit
The Breast Implant Follow-up Unit of Clinica Planas prioritizes our patients’ safety and health by taking care of them during the life of the implant. Its proper follow-up will detect and prevent complications in the future.
Hybrid Breast Augmentation
The hybrid breast augmentation brings us closer to the best possible perfect and natural breast
Planas Experience Center
We accompany you on your decision. Discover the possibilities of surgery before it happens. Fall in love with your new body figure.
Sinology and Breast Pathology
The concept of Clinica Plana\'s Senology encompasses the global and integrative study of the normal and pathological breast, to cover everything related to the breast.
Poland Syndrome
Poland Syndrome is a congenital thoracic malformation, characterised by the absence or incomplete development of the pectoralis major muscle on one side of the body.