Meet
Dr Peter Laniewski
I’m a specialist plastic surgeon and plastic surgery is my life.
Procedures
Sydney Specialist Plastic Surgeon
Based in Bella Vista, Woollahra, Erina and Albury
Disclaimer: The before and after photos displayed on our website or in our office are provided for informational purposes only. They are intended to offer an illustration of the potential outcomes that can be achieved through plastic and cosmetic surgery. However, it’s important to understand that individual results may vary, and the results of any surgical procedure cannot be guaranteed. The photos are not intended to serve as promises or a guarantee of specific results, but rather as a visual aid to help envision what is possible. It is crucial to recognise that each person is unique, and the outcome of surgery will be influenced by various factors such as overall health, body type, and healing ability. During your consultation, Dr Laniewski will carefully evaluate each individual and provide an honest and realistic assessment of what can be expected from the procedure.
About
Specialist Care,
Personalised Approach
With over 20 years of surgical experience in London and Sydney, Dr Peter Laniewski is a Specialist Plastic Surgeon. He offers personalised planning and surgical techniques aimed at supporting each patient’s individual goals and preferences.
Dr Peter Laniewski consults and operates from clinics in Bella Vista, Woollahra, Erina, and Albury, offering a professional and discreet environment throughout your surgical journey.
Gallery
Here, you can view actual before and after plastic surgery photographs of Dr Laniewski’s past patients.
Disclaimer: The before and after photos displayed on our website or in our office are provided for informational purposes only. They are intended to offer an illustration of the potential outcomes that can be achieved through plastic and cosmetic surgery. However, it’s important to understand that individual results may vary, and the results of any surgical procedure cannot be guaranteed. The photos are not intended to serve as promises or a guarantee of specific results, but rather as a visual aid to help envision what is possible. It is crucial to recognise that each person is unique, and the outcome of surgery will be influenced by various factors such as overall health, body type, and healing ability. During your consultation, Dr Laniewski will carefully evaluate each individual and provide an honest and realistic assessment of what can be expected from the procedure.
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Blog and articles
07/07/2026
Open vs Closed Rhinoplasty: Which Is Right for You? (Sydney Guide)
Open rhinoplasty uses a small incision across the columella (the strip of skin between the nostrils) so the surgeon can lift the nasal skin and directly visualise the cartilage and bone. Closed rhinoplasty places every incision inside the nostrils, leaving no visible scar. Open is generally preferred for complex tip work, structural grafting, and revision cases; closed is better suited to more limited adjustments. The choice is made by the surgeon based on your anatomy and surgical goals, not by personal preference. If you are researching rhinoplasty in Sydney and trying to understand which technique might apply to you, this guide walks through both approaches in plain terms. It covers what each involves, how the scar question is actually resolved, what the research says, and how Dr Peter Laniewski decides on the right technique at consultation. Ready to discuss your own goals? Contact our team to book a consultation. What...
When Can I Go Braless After Augmentation Mammoplasty (Implants)?
30/04/2026
Going braless is something patients ask about after breast implant surgery (breast augmentation), and it is a practical question to raise before surgery. The...
When Is It Safe to Lift Your Arms After Breast Implant Surgery?
18/04/2026
Recovery after breast implant surgery (breast augmentation) raises a lot of practical questions, and one of the most common is when it's safe to...
