Breast Augmentation
Breast augmentation operations performed by selected surgeons planned with our Swiss Quality
Breast augmentation, also known as augmentation mammoplasty, is a surgical procedure that involves the placement of implants or the transfer of fat to enhance the size and shape of the breasts. It involves the use of implants made of silicone or saline placed under the breast tissue or chest muscle. On the other hand, fat transfer breast augmentation uses the patient’s own fat, harvested through liposuction, to reshape and enhance the breasts.
Breast augmentation offers numerous advantages for women seeking aesthetic enhancement. It improves overall breast symmetry, creating a balanced and proportionate figure, thereby boosting self-esteem and body confidence. The procedure restores lost volume and shape, contributing to a more youthful appearance post-pregnancy, breastfeeding, or weight loss.
This operation expands clothing options beyond aesthetics, allowing comfortable and stylish choices. Confidence in swimwear and lingerie often sees a notable increase. Additionally, the procedure can positively impact intimate relationships by enhancing overall aesthetic appeal and femininity, fostering increased self-assurance and satisfaction.
When considering breast augmentation, it’s crucial to understand the different types of breast implants available, as well as other techniques and considerations to achieve the desired results.
Filled with sterile salt water, these implants are inserted empty and then filled to the desired size. In the event of a rupture, the saline is harmlessly absorbed by the body.
These implants contain silicone gel that closely mimics natural breast tissue, offering a soft and realistic look. However, ruptures may require regular monitoring.
Designed with an inner structure for a more natural feel and reduced risk of rippling.
The breast augmentation procedure typically takes a few hours and is performed under general anesthesia. Your surgeon will make incisions in strategic locations to minimize visible scarring. The most common incision options include inframammary (in the crease beneath the breast), periareolar (around the nipple), or transaxillary (in the armpit).
Once the incisions are made, your surgeon will create a pocket to accommodate the implants. The implants are carefully inserted and positioned, ensuring symmetry and balance. The incisions are then closed with sutures, and dressings or surgical tape are applied to protect the incision sites. Your surgeon may also place drains to prevent fluid accumulation during the initial stages of healing.
After the procedure, you will be taken to a recovery area where you will be monitored closely. It is common to experience some swelling, discomfort, and temporary changes in sensation. Your surgeon will provide specific instructions on how to care for your incisions, manage pain, and gradually return to normal activities.
The process of fat transfer breast augmentation begins with the extraction of fat cells from areas such as the abdomen, thighs, or buttocks using liposuction. The extracted fat is then carefully processed and purified to remove impurities and ensure a higher survival rate of the transferred fat cells. Once the fat is ready, it is injected into specific areas of the breasts to achieve the desired volume and shape.
One of the main advantages of fat transfer breast augmentation is that it uses the patient’s own natural fat, eliminating the need for foreign materials like implants. This reduces the risk of allergic reactions or implant-related complications. Additionally, fat transfer provides a more natural-looking and feeling result, as the fat integrates with the existing breast tissue.
Another benefit is that liposuction is used to harvest the fat, which allows for body contouring in the areas where the fat is removed. This means that not only can a patient achieve fuller breasts, but they can also sculpt other parts of their body simultaneously
As with any surgical procedure, fat transfer breast augmentation carries certain risks and potential complications. While rare, these can include infection, bleeding, scarring, and changes in breast sensation. There is also a possibility of fat absorption, where some of the transferred fat cells do not survive and are reabsorbed by the body, leading to a decrease in volume over time.
Breast lift and breast augmentation are both popular cosmetic procedures aimed at enhancing the appearance of the breasts, but they serve different purposes. A breast lift, or mastopexy, focuses on raising and reshaping sagging breasts by removing excess skin and tightening the surrounding tissue. This procedure is ideal for women who are satisfied with their breast size but want to address issues like drooping or loss of firmness due to factors like aging, pregnancy, or weight loss. On the other hand, breast augmentation involves increasing breast size and fullness using implants or fat transfer techniques. It is suitable for women who desire larger breasts or wish to restore volume lost after pregnancy or weight loss. While breast lift and augmentation can be performed separately, they are sometimes combined to achieve both lifted and fuller breasts. Ultimately, the choice between these procedures depends on individual goals, anatomy, and desired outcomes.
As with any surgical procedure, breast augmentation surgery carries some risks and potential complications. It is essential to be aware of these before making a decision. While rare, possible risks include infection, bleeding, adverse reactions to anesthesia, changes in nipple or breast sensation, and scarring.
Implant-related complications may include capsular contracture (formation of scar tissue around the implant), implant rupture or leakage, implant malposition, and the need for revision surgery. It is crucial to choose a skilled and experienced plastic surgeon to minimize the risk of complications and ensure a successful outcome.
During your consultation, your surgeon will discuss these risks in detail and provide you with information to make an informed decision. By understanding the potential risks and benefits, you can approach the procedure with realistic expectations and confidence.
Recovery after breast augmentation is a crucial phase that requires proper care and attention. It is important to follow your surgeon’s instructions to ensure optimal healing and minimize the risk of complications. Here are some general guidelines to keep in mind:
It is important to note that recovery times can vary from person to person. While some individuals may resume normal activities within a few weeks, others may require more time for complete healing. Your surgeon will provide personalized aftercare instructions based on your specific circumstances, ensuring a smooth recovery process.
Breast augmentation may entail risks like infection, capsular contracture, and changes in sensation. Choosing a qualified surgeon and following post-operative instructions can mitigate these complications.
Breast augmentation scars vary depending on the surgical technique used and incision placement. Common incision locations include under the breastfold (inframammary), around the areola (periareolar), or in the armpit (transaxillary). In most cases, these scars tend to fade over time and become less noticeable, especially with proper scar care and management. Surgeons often use techniques to minimize scarring, such as placing incisions in natural creases or using dissolvable sutures. While some scarring is inevitable with breast augmentation, many patients find that the benefits of the procedure outweigh concerns about scars, as it can enhance breast size, shape, and overall confidence.
Experienced doctors can promptly conduct your Diagnosis, and determine which treatments are suitable for you, and additionally we provide you the opportunity to meet your doctor before your travel.
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Noteworthy complications of breast enlargement are very rare. Every year, our aesthetic surgeons perform hundreds of breast augmentation procedures and patients are highly satisfied with the results. Our plastic surgeons discuss potential risks with the patients before surgery. The following might be considered rare post-operative complications: fluid accumulation, infection, hematoma (bleeding under the skin), changes in breast and nipple sensation, blood clots, and scar tissue around the implant.
You should follow the medication routine as prescribed by your surgeon. You need to rest after the procedure and avoid strenuous activity and you should not lift heavy items. The dressings of the incision lines should be clean and must be changed periodically. You will have specific information from your surgeon after your operation.
Our surgeons prefer 100% cancer-free material in breast implants. Recent medical research shows that silicon does not change the body’s biological functions.
Most of our patients prefer abdominoplasty procedures with breast enlargement at the same time. Not only does a patient get a chance to have several procedures in one sitting, they also can have very reasonable discounts.
The sensitivity of your breast and nipple can increase or decrease after the procedure. It is all normal and must be considered as a post-operative effect. It may also affect the sexual response as well as the feeling when you breastfeed your baby.
At your initial consultation with our surgeon, he will examine you and decide on the size of your implants with you. The decision on implant sizes depends on the condition of the breast, chest width, body proportion, and patient preferences.
Your surgeon will give you detailed instructions tailored to your situation. Please do not act before you get your customized list. But general guidelines that our surgeons are sharing with their patients is as follows:
You will get a detailed customized list from your surgeon about what to do and what not to do before the operation. Please do not act before you get your customized list. Here is general guidance that our surgeons generally share with their patients:
Although it may vary from patient to patient, here’s a typical daily schedule for breast enlargement operations:
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Our surgeons generally prefer to use Mentor breast implants, which are regarded as the best in the world. With a high product range and type, Mentor body implants fit perfectly to the breasts and other areas of the entire body. Mentor breast implant types may vary due to the specific purpose and the aim of the procedure.
There will be no problem with breastfeeding after you have your breast implants. When the implant is placed under the muscle, it does not interact with the mammal zone and there will be no leakage from your silicone into the milk that you give to your child.
Generally, breastfeeding can be possible after breast augmentation surgery when the correct surgical techniques are used.
Implant exchange may often be necessary when there is aging of the implant or unwanted changes, but is not necessary for every patient.
Yes, regular mammograms and breast examinations are important for breast cancer screening.
In the postoperative period, patients are provided with support such as pain management, information about the healing process, and support stockings if necessary.
Mild pain and discomfort after surgery are normal but can be controlled with painkillers recommended by your surgeon.
Generally, showering is not recommended for the first few days after surgery, but it may vary according to your surgeon’s recommendations.
Stitches are usually removed during the early recovery period but may vary according to your surgeon’s instructions.