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Volume designed for your body ANSWER Breast Augmentation
Implant and placement chosen for your frame and tissue, aiming for natural volume.
Duration
1–2 hours
Anesthesia
General anesthesia
Hospitalization
Same-day discharge
Stitch Removal
7–10 days
Recovery
About 2–4 weeks
ANSWER Breast Augmentation
Breast augmentation places an implant to improve breast volume and shape. ANSWER Plastic Surgery combines implant surface (smooth or textured) and shape, incision site (axillary or inframammary), and pocket plane (submuscular or dual-plane) to match your frame and tissue, designing for a natural result.
When Breast Augmentation is needed
If any of the following apply to you, we recommend a specialist consultation.
Small breast volume
Naturally small volume leaves your proportions feeling unbalanced
Changes after childbirth and nursing
Volume decreased and the upper breast hollowed through pregnancy and nursing
Deflation after weight loss
Dieting reduced breast volume and left the line feeling empty
Left–right size difference
A large difference between sides needs balancing
Wanting a natural shape
You prefer volume that suits your frame over an obviously augmented look
CUSTOM DESIGN
Implant, incision, pocket — three custom choices
The same implant gives different results on different bodies. ANSWER Plastic Surgery measures breast base width, tissue thickness, and sagging, then individually combines implant size, surface and shape, incision site (axilla or inframammary fold), and pocket plane (submuscular or dual-plane).
- 1Implant size chosen on base width and tissue measurements
- 2Smooth vs. textured surfaces compared and explained
- 3Incision decided by scar preference and tissue condition
- 4Pocket plane (dual-plane and others) matched to tissue thickness
ANSWER POINT
Precise dissection against bleeding and capsular contracture
Creating the pocket in the exact plane with minimal bleeding matters for recovery and feel. ANSWER Plastic Surgery secures the view with endoscopic assistance for precise dissection, and uses peri-operative protocols to reduce the burden of complications such as capsular contracture.
- 1Exact-plane dissection and hemostasis ease bruising and swelling
- 2Contamination-prevention protocols limit implant contact
- 3Massage, checkups, and a long-term care plan after surgery
ANSWER Breast Augmentation: How It's Done
Consultation & Measurement
Body measurements, tissue assessment, and a thorough discussion of desired volume and shape.
Implant & Method Decision
Implant type and size, incision site, and pocket plane are compared and decided together.
Surgery
Through the planned incision, the exact pocket is dissected and the implant placed.
Recovery Care
Support garments, shoulder movement ranges, and shower timing are guided step by step.
Regular Checkups
Implant condition and feel are checked regularly for long-term care.
Frequently Asked Questions
QHow is the implant size decided?
Alongside the volume you want, we measure base width, skin reserve, and body balance to propose an appropriate range. A size beyond what the tissue can carry risks shape distortion, so adjusting it together matters.
QDoes it affect nursing or screening?
The implant sits beneath the gland or the muscle, so it does not generally prevent breastfeeding. For breast screening, mention the implant and the imaging can be adapted accordingly.
QWhat is capsular contracture and can it be prevented?
It is a reaction in which the capsule around the implant thickens and hardens, with complex causes. Surgical steps that reduce bleeding and contamination plus aftercare lower the burden, and regular checkups help catch changes early.
Ask ANSWER about Breast Augmentation
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The content on this page is provided for medical information purposes. Surgical methods and results may vary depending on individual conditions. All surgery carries the possibility of side effects, so please decide only after a thorough consultation with your doctor.