Elizabeth Hall-Findlay

Spécialisation: Plastic surgeon
Espace de travail: Brésil, Rio de Janeiro, Dr. Alexandre Charão — clinic de plastic surgery
- Plastic Rio’s specialist Elizabeth Hall-Findlay is associated with vertical-scar breast reduction planning using a superomedial pedicle approach.
- Clinic technique references describe vertical scar reduction as a minimal-scar option for moderate to large volume reductions, with attention to nipple sensitivity and long-term projection.
- Her referenced breast reduction technique is contrasted with SPAIR short-scar periareolar inferior pedicle reduction, supporting technique selection by volume and anatomy.
- Alongside breast procedures, the clinic also references breast lift options in its surgical menu.
- Consultations are structured around creating a treatment plan with the patient.
A specialist at Dr Alexandre Charão – Plastic Surgery Clinic (Rio de Janeiro), Elizabeth Hall-Findlay focuses on breast surgery planning, including breast reduction using a vertical scar technique with a superomedial pedicle. The clinic describes this as a minimal-scar reduction option for moderate to large volumes, with emphasis on nipple sensitivity and long-term projection. Breast lift options are also part of the referenced surgical pathways.

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Elizabeth Hall-Findlay is listed as a specialist at Dr Alexandre Charão – Plastic Surgery Clinic in Rio de Janeiro, where breast surgery is approached through technique selection based on volume, anatomy, and scar goals. The clinic materials describe breast reduction pathways that address the real functional burden of macromastia, including pain and limitations that can affect daily life and physical activity. Among the technique families referenced for reduced scarring, the clinic highlights a vertical scar approach associated with Hall-Findlay, using a superomedial pedicle.

In the clinic’s technique framing, the vertical scar method is presented as a global reference in minimal-scar reduction mammoplasty for moderate to large reductions, with the goal of preserving nipple sensitivity and delivering lasting projection. The clinic also contrasts this with SPAIR short-scar periareolar inferior pedicle reduction, describing how different scar patterns can be chosen depending on the patient’s volume needs and desired shape. Alongside reduction mammoplasty, the clinic references breast lift options as part of its breast contouring menu.

Education

Medical Doctor (training timeline and institutions not specified in the provided evidence).

Work experience

Plastic Rio — Plastic surgeon and aesthetic medicine doctor (practice described through the clinic’s breast reduction technique references).

Clinical focus and techniques

The clinic ties Elizabeth Hall-Findlay to breast reduction technique selection designed to balance reduction goals with scar placement.

Breast reduction (reduction mammoplasty) using a vertical scar technique with superomedial pedicle.
Reduced-scar mammoplasty planning for moderate to large volume reductions, with attention to nipple sensitivity and long-term projection.
Breast lift (mastopexy) pathways referenced as part of breast contouring options.

Professional societies and certifications

No specific societies, boards, or certification years were stated in the provided evidence for Elizabeth Hall-Findlay.

Academic output

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Courses and advanced training

No specific courses or advanced training events were stated in the provided evidence for Elizabeth Hall-Findlay.

Awards and recognition

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For patients traveling internationally, the clinic’s pathway includes teleorientation for the first consultation and an in-person second consultation in Rio. Care is described as available in Portuguese, English, and French through the clinic’s patient pathway. The clinic’s consultation is framed around creating a treatment plan that matches the patient’s anatomy and scar preferences.