Breast augmentation
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Breast augmentation, medically known as breast augmentation, is a surgical procedure to enlarge or reshape the female breast. The goal is to improve body image, boost self-confidence, or compensate for asymmetries and volume loss—for example, after pregnancy or weight loss.

Reasons for breast augmentation

  • Desire for a fuller, more harmonious breast shape
  • Restoration of breast volume after pregnancy, breastfeeding, or weight loss
  • Correction of congenital breast deformities or asymmetries
  • Reconstruction after breast surgery (e.g., for breast cancer)

Methods of breast augmentation

Implants:
  • Silicone implants (most commonly used)
  • Saline implants (less common)
  • Various shapes (round or anatomical) and sizes available
  • Placement above or below the pectoral muscle
Fat transfer (lipofilling):
  • Liposuction from body areas such as the abdomen or thighs
  • Preparation and injection of the autologous fat transfer to the breast
  • Natural result, but only moderate enlargement possible

MProcedure

  • Duration: approx. 1–2 hours
  • Usually under general anesthesia
  • Outpatient or with a short hospital stay
  • Return to everyday life usually possible after 1–2 weeks

Risks & Side Effects

  • Swelling, bruising, tightness
  • Scarring
  • Infections or secondary bleeding
  • Capsular fibrosis (hardening around the implant)
  • Changes in nipple sensitivity
  • Need for follow-up procedures

After the surgery

  • Wear a support bra for several weeks
  • Restrain from sports and physical activity for approx. 4–6 weeks
  • Regular follow-up visits recommended

Important information

  • Choosing an experienced plastic and aesthetic surgeon is crucial
  • A thorough consultation and realistic expectations are essential
  • Implants usually last for many years, but not for life

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