What is Breast Augmentation?
Breast augmentation, also known as augmentation mammoplasty, is a surgical procedure aimed at increasing the size, shape, or fullness of the breasts. It involves the placement of implants, typically made of silicone or saline, beneath the chest muscles or breast tissue to enhance breast volume and contour. Breast augmentation is commonly sought by women who desire larger breasts, wish to restore breast volume lost due to pregnancy or weight loss, or seek to improve breast symmetry. The procedure is highly customizable, allowing patients to choose the size, shape, and type of implants based on their aesthetic goals and anatomical considerations. While breast augmentation can enhance self-confidence and body image, it’s essential for individuals considering the procedure to undergo a thorough consultation with a qualified plastic surgeon to discuss expectations, potential risks, and suitability for surgery.
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Most frequent breast Surgeries
Breast Implants/Enlargement:
- Involves the insertion of implants to increase breast size and fullness.
- Customizable options available for achieving desired outcomes.
- Often sought by individuals seeking enhanced volume or symmetry.
Breast Reduction:
- Aimed at alleviating physical discomfort associated with overly large breasts.
- Removes excess breast tissue to achieve a more proportionate contour.
- Addresses issues like back pain and skin irritation caused by large breasts.
Breast Lift (Mastopexy):
- Focuses on lifting and reshaping sagging breasts to a more youthful position.
- Involves removing excess skin and tightening surrounding tissue.
- Restores firmness and contour for a more aesthetically pleasing appearance.
Reasons to Consider Breast Augmentation
- Enhancing/ Reducing Breast Size: Many individuals seek breast augmentation to increase the size and fullness of their breasts. They may desire a more proportionate figure or wish to achieve their ideal breast size.
- Improving Breast Symmetry: Breast augmentation can address asymmetry, where one breast is noticeably smaller or differently shaped than the other, creating a more balanced appearance.
- Restoring Volume: Pregnancy, breastfeeding, weight loss, or aging can cause breasts to lose volume and firmness. Breast augmentation helps restore lost volume and improve breast shape.
- Boosting Self-Confidence: For some individuals, breast augmentation can significantly impact self-esteem and body image, leading to increased confidence and a more positive self-perception.
- Clothing Fit and Fashion Choices: Augmenting breast size may improve the fit of clothing and allow individuals to wear certain styles they previously avoided due to their natural breast size or shape.
- Reconstruction After Surgery: Breast augmentation can be part of breast reconstruction for individuals who have undergone mastectomy (breast removal) due to breast cancer or other medical reasons.
- Correcting Developmental Issues: Some individuals may have underdeveloped breasts due to genetics or developmental factors. Breast augmentation can provide the desired volume and shape.
- Enhanced Overall Body Proportions: Achieving a balanced figure and improved body proportions is a motivation for some individuals seeking breast augmentation.
Recovery Period
- Immediate Post-Surgery: After the surgery, patients are usually monitored in a recovery area for a few hours before being allowed to return home the same day. Pain, discomfort, swelling, and bruising are common during this time.
- First Week: The initial week typically involves restricted movement and avoiding strenuous activities. Patients may experience discomfort and may need pain medication as prescribed by their surgeon. Swelling and bruising are expected but gradually start to decrease.
- Two to Four Weeks: Most patients can return to work within a week or two, depending on the nature of their job. Light activities can be resumed gradually, but strenuous exercises and heavy lifting should be avoided for about four to six weeks post-surgery.
- Six Weeks and Beyond: After about six weeks, most patients have healed significantly, and the swelling has reduced considerably. However, complete healing may take several months, and the final results become more apparent over time.
Precautions During Recovery
- Follow Post-Operative Instructions: Adhere strictly to the instructions provided by your surgeon regarding wound care, medication usage, and activity restrictions.
- Avoid Strenuous Activities: Refrain from vigorous exercise, heavy lifting, and activities that strain the chest muscles for several weeks post-surgery.
- Wearing Supportive Bras: Your surgeon may recommend wearing a supportive surgical or sports bra to aid in healing and provide proper support to the breasts during the initial recovery period.
- Attend Follow-Up Appointments: Attend all scheduled follow-up appointments with your surgeon to ensure proper healing and monitor your progress.
- Healthy Lifestyle: Maintain a healthy diet, stay hydrated, and avoid smoking and alcohol consumption during the recovery period, as these factors can affect healing.
- Monitor for Complications: Watch for any signs of infection, excessive bleeding, severe pain, or abnormal changes in the breasts and promptly contact your surgeon if you notice anything unusual.
Estimated Pricing For Breast Lift Treatment
Estimated Pricing For Breast Enlargement/Implants
Inclusions
- On-Site Patient Advocate (In-house Medical staff)
- Consultations (Post & Pre)
- Pre-operative tests
- VIP Transfers – Hotel – Airport – Hospital
- Interpreter Services
- 6 Months Post Treatment Follow-up
Add-Ons
- Ticket Assistance
- Visa Assistance
- Tourism and Leisure Activities
- Personal Concierge Services
- Private Transportation Services
- Stay – 6 days ( 1 day Hospital & 5 Days Hotel)
- Meal Plan:- All options available
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Breast Augmentation, and what does it include?
Breast Augmentation is a surgical procedure aimed at enhancing, reducing, or lifting the breasts. It includes breast implants, breast reduction, and breast lift, depending on the desired outcome.
Who is a good candidate for Breast Augmentation?
Ideal candidates are in good health, have realistic expectations, and seek to change the size, shape, or position of their breasts for personal or medical reasons.
How long is the recovery period after Breast Augmentation?
The recovery period varies based on the type of surgery but generally ranges from 2 to 4 weeks for initial healing. Complete recovery may take several months.
Can Breast Augmentation correct asymmetry?
Yes, Breast Augmentation can address breast asymmetry, balancing the size and shape of the breasts for a more symmetrical appearance.
What is the difference between Breast Augmentation, Breast Lift, and Breast Reduction?
Breast Augmentation typically involves implants to increase size. Breast Lift focuses on elevating sagging breasts, while Breast Reduction reduces breast size for comfort or medical reasons.
How do I prepare for Breast Augmentation surgery?
Preparation includes stopping certain medications, arranging for recovery support, and following pre-operative guidelines provided by your surgeon.
What benefits can I expect from Breast Augmentation?
Benefits include improved breast size, shape, and symmetry, as well as enhanced self-confidence and clothing fit. It can also be used for reconstruction after mastectomy.
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