Breast augmentation, also known as augmentation mammoplasty, is a surgical procedure designed to enhance breast size and shape. This is achieved through either:
Whether you're looking for a fuller silhouette, improved symmetry, or a more youthful appearance, breast augmentation can help you achieve your ideal look while maintaining aesthetic harmony with your body.
Breast implants come in different materials, shapes, and placements:
For those seeking a modest enhancement without implants, this method uses your own fat (harvested from areas like the abdomen or thighs) to naturally enhance breast volume.
Which option is right for you? A consultation with our surgeons will help determine the most suitable approach based on your goals and anatomy.
The result? A natural enhancement with no foreign implants, minimal scarring, and a more sculpted body contour.
Fat grafting is an ideal option for:
However, fat transfer is not suitable for those seeking a dramatic size increase. If more volume is desired, implants may be a better option.
Feature | Fat Grafting | Breast Implants |
---|---|---|
Natural Look & Feel | Yes | Yes |
Long-Lasting Results | Yes | Yes |
Increase in Size | Modest | Larger Volume Allowed |
Foreign Materials | No | Yes |
Dual Benefit (Body Contouring + Augmentation) | Yes | No |
Still unsure? Our breast augmentation surgeons will guide you on the best option based on your body type, goals, and expectations.
Breast augmentation is normally performed under general anaesthesia, ensuring you remain comfortable and pain-free throughout the surgery.
The choice depends on factors such as your anatomy, lifestyle, and desired outcome. A thorough consultation with your surgeon will help determine the best option for you.
Wearing a specialised post-breast augmentation bra is often recommended to minimise swelling and provide proper support. This garment aids in the healing process and helps maintain the position of the implants.
Adhering to your surgeon's post-operative care instructions is crucial. This includes wearing the recommended support garments, avoiding strenuous activities, and attending all follow-up appointments. Proper care of the incision sites and managing pain with prescribed medications can also contribute to a smoother recovery.
Many patients can return to non-strenuous work and daily activities approximately 5 to 7 days post-operation. However, it's advisable to avoid heavy lifting and vigorous activities for at least 6 weeks to ensure proper healing.