Breast
Augmentation.
A procedure that restores or creates breast volume - using silicone implants or the patient's own fat tissue.
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Augmentation is the most common procedure in breast aesthetic surgery. That is also why it often seems simple. In reality, it is not.
The outcome does not depend on choosing an implant from a catalog. It depends on anatomy: chest width, tissue density, skin condition, baseline symmetry, and nipple position.
The same procedure on two patients with different anatomy produces different results. That is why planning is always individualized.
A mandatory step before surgery is breast tissue density measurement. It shows breast tissue density, which directly affects complication risk and the final aesthetic outcome.
With medium or soft tissue density, a standard technique is used. With dense tissue - a modified approach or, in selected cases, a two-stage procedure.
Based on analysis of 5,000 cases, breast tissue type determines postoperative complication risk more strongly than most other factors. Breast tissue density measurement is an objective method for assessing this factor before surgery.
We work with implants from leading manufacturers with international certification. The specific choice depends on anatomy, desired outcome, and the patient's individual preferences.
All implants we use carry a lifetime manufacturer warranty against rupture and capsular contracture.
The choice of manufacturer and implant model is discussed together at consultation - after tissue density measurement data and with the patient's goals in mind.
60-90 minutes. Examination, goal discussion, medical history review. Introduction to the surgical approach.
Breast ultrasound with tissue density measurement, lab tests, consultations with internist and anesthesiologist.
Joint choice of shape, volume, and profile based on workup findings.
Under general anesthesia, in the AACSH inpatient setting. Duration - 1.5-2 hours.
One night in hospital. Return to desk work in 5-7 days. Final result - in 3-6 months.
Check-ups at 1, 3, 6, and 12 months after surgery. The surgeon personally manages every case.
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