Breast Augmentation

Breast augmentation is a surgical procedure designed to increase breast volume and support a more balanced body appearance. It may be considered in cases of naturally smaller breasts, volume changes after pregnancy, or when a more proportionate look is desired.

This procedure aims to enhance breast volume and improve overall shape while maintaining harmony with body proportions.

What is Breast Augmentation?

Breast augmentation is performed to increase breast volume and create a fuller appearance. This can be achieved using implants or alternative techniques depending on individual needs.

The procedure is planned based on body structure, chest width, and personal preferences to achieve a natural-looking result.

Situations That May Lead to This Procedure

• Low breast volume
• Breast asymmetry
• Volume loss after pregnancy
• Volume reduction after weight loss
• Disproportion with body structure

How is it Performed?

The procedure is typically performed under general anesthesia. Implants may be placed either under the breast tissue or beneath the chest muscle.

The implant type and size are selected based on individual anatomy and expectations.

Procedure Stages

• Body and breast analysis
• Procedure planning
• Implant selection
• Implant placement
• Recovery and follow-up

Advantages

• Supports increased breast volume
• Helps improve body proportions
• May contribute to symmetry
• Enhances breast shape
• Supports a balanced appearance in clothing

Who is Suitable?

• Individuals seeking increased volume
• People with breast asymmetry
• Those with volume changes after pregnancy
• Individuals seeking proportionate appearance

After Procedure

Recovery varies individually. Mild swelling and sensitivity may occur but typically decrease over time.

As healing progresses, the updated breast shape becomes more noticeable.