Breast augmentation surgery can be performed to enhance the body contour, balance breasts when there is a significant size difference, and correct a loss in breast volume after pregnancy, and as a reconstructive technique for different conditions.

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Anyone over 18, who feels unhappy about their small, asymmetrical or ingrown breasts is a good candidate for breast augmentation. Women who breastfeed or are pregnant can not have breast enlargement surgery. 

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Breast augmentation surgery is performed with the purpose of increasing breast size, shape and volume by inserting breast implants into the breasts. The patient is given general anaesthesia for the procedure. The breast surgeon makes an incision in the determined area and breast implants in the determined size and shape are placed on top of or under the pectoral muscle depending on the patient. The incisions are secured with aesthetic absorbable stitches hidden in the bikini line. Drains may be placed if the surgeon finds it necessary.

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Breast enlargement surgery takes between 45 minutes and 1.5 hours depending on the body structure and the technique to be used.

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Breast implants can be placed either on top of the pectoral muscle known as subglandular placement or under the pectoral muscle known as submuscular/subpectoral placement. This depends on the surgeon’s preference mostly based on the natural breast tissue. 

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There are 2 different types of breast implants mostly used for breast augmentation: anatomical/teardrop breast implants and round breast implants. The right type of breast implant is determined by the surgeon based on anatomical suitability and expectations. 

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Breast implant size is determined based on the patient’s height, body structure, chest cage and shoulder width.

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There are 3 types of incision for breast augmentation:

-Axillary (underarm): the scar is through the armpits.

-Periareolar (around the areola): the scar is around the underside of the nipples.

-Inframammary fold: the most common and widely preferred site. The scar is along the crease line.

The type of incision for breast augmentation depends on the patient’s anatomy.

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Breast enlargement surgery is performed under general anaesthesia.

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You need to stay 7 nights for breast augmentation surgery. 

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At first, your breasts may feel tense and look bigger than you wanted, please remember that this is totally normal. In a week, they will start to feel softer and look smaller. You may also have oedema in your breasts and you may not be able to move them, this is also a normal reaction after breast augmentation surgery. In 1-2 months, the breast tissue will become like your natural breast tissue and it will make you feel like they are natural. Your scars will also fade from pink to your skin colour, but you should remember that this may take approximately a year.  

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Yes. You will be provided with a medical bra after your breast augmentation surgery. 

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Yes. You can get pregnant after having breast enlargement surgery and you don’t need to get your breast implants removed before or after you give birth.

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Patients having breast implants can easily breastfeed after the surgery. Since breast implants are mostly placed under the muscle through an inframammary fold incision, the milk ducts stay untouched. If you are interested in having combined surgeries like breast enlargement with breast uplift or nipple correction, you should discuss breastfeeding after breast augmentation with your surgeon.

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– Follow your surgeon’s post-op instructions closely.

– Use the medications as instructed.

– Restrict your movements as long as instructed.

– Wear your medical support bra for as long as instructed.

– Do not lift or carry anything heavy for as long as instructed.

– Do not perform any unusual or strenuous sports and activities for as long as instructed

 to avoid any trauma or damage to your breasts. 

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