50/60 minutes
General
7 days
No
There breast augmentation It is a cosmetic surgery procedure aimed at increasing breast volume through the insertion of silicone breast implants. It is recommended for women who wish to:
The preoperative phase is crucial to achieving a harmonious and natural result: during the specialist examination, the surgeon carefully evaluates the quality and elasticity of the skin, the structure of the mammary gland, the amount of adipose tissue, the shape and size of the chest, and any asymmetries. Based on these factors, the surgeon determines:
Implant placement: the insertion of the prosthesis can take place under the pectoral muscle ( submuscular), above the muscle (supramuscular) or with technique dual plane, which combines both solutions. The decision depends on the amount of tissue present, the structure of the chest, and the final aesthetic goal.
The procedure involves inserting the implants through strategic incisions placed in less visible areas, such as the submammary fold or the edge of the areola. The scars are generally thin and less noticeable over time.
The postoperative recovery is generally well tolerated, and the following days involve a period of relative rest, the use of a supportive bra, and scheduled medical check-ups to monitor the healing process. Expected recovery times vary based on the individual's response and the type of surgery performed. Generally:
The intervention does not compromise the functionality of the mammary gland nor the possibility of breastfeeding in the future.






Yes. Modern silicone implants are certified, biocompatible, and subjected to rigorous safety tests.
The incisions are placed in discreet areas and tend to become less visible over time.
Yes. The procedure does not compromise the functionality of the mammary gland.
Modern prostheses last a long time. However, periodic check-ups are recommended.
Like any surgical procedure, breast augmentation can carry some risks, although these are very rare when performed by a qualified specialist.
Like any surgical procedure, breast surgery can lead to some complications, although they are rare. One of the most common is capsular contracture, a reaction of the body to the implant, which may require specific treatment in more advanced cases. Other less common events include implant slippage or dislocation.
