Breast Enlargement

Breast enlargement (augmentation) is the surgical placement of breast implants to increase fullness and projection of the breasts or to improve symmetry of the breasts. Clinically referred to as augmentation mammaplasty, the procedure is used cosmetically to:

• Restore breast volume lost following pregnancy, as a result of breast-feeding or due to weight loss
• Enlarge a naturally small breast, most commonly the result of heredity
• Achieve better symmetry when breasts are moderately disproportionate in size and shape

Breast augmentation does not however correct sagging breasts
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The final result and the shape of the breast after placing the implant are determined to a large extent by the position of the implant in relation to the pectoral muscle of the chest wall. The implants may be placed over or under the pectoral muscle
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Your plastic surgeon performs breast augmentation using implants made of medical grade, biocompatible, textured or smooth silicone shells filled with sterile high quality medical silicone gel with different cohensitivity or with sterile saline solution
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A consultation with your plastic surgeon is the first step to learn how breast augmentation can enhance your breasts appearance and improve your body image. It is important for you to:

• Honestly share your expectations
• Fully disclose health history, current medications, the use of vitamins, herbal supplements, alcohol, tobacco and drugs
• Be candid about any history of breast cancer in your family and your personal breast health
• Commit to precisely following all of your plastic surgeons instructions Safety

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Your plastic surgeon will carefully explain your breast augmentation procedure. Prior to surgery, you will be given specific instructions that may include:

• Pre-surgical considerations, diagnostic testing and medications
• Day of surgery instructions and medications
• Specific information related to the use of anesthesia
• Postoperative care and follow-up

In addition, you will be asked to sign consent forms to assure your plastic surgeon that you fully understand the procedure you will undergo and any potential risks or complications
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Once your procedure is completed, dressing or bandages may be applied to your incisions, and an elastic bandage or support bra will minimize swelling and support the breasts as they heal
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Initial healing may include swelling and discomfort at the incision sites and in breast tissue overall. Discomfort is common and can be controlled with medication. A support bra may be recommended around the clock for the first week or two
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The results of breast augmentation are immediately visible. Final results appear gradually over the next few weeks as swelling resolves and breast size and shape settles. Incision lines typically will continue to fade over the next year
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