The cost for breast augmentation will differ depending on the type of implant you choose and will be discussed during your initial consultation.

Possible complications and risks of breast implants include: Revision surgery Capsular contracture or scar tissue formation around the implant Breast pain Changes in nipple and breast sensation Rupture and deflation of saline-filled implants Infection Complications of anesthesia  

You will likely experience some tenderness and soreness in the chest area which can be controlled with oral medication. You will be given an elastic bra for comfort and to support the breasts while healing. You will be able to return to non-strenuous activities within a few days, and to a normal routine after one… Read More

The majority of breast augmentation surgery is done in outpatient surgical facilities under general anesthesia. There will be a small incision made in one of the sites previously discussed with the surgeon. The selected implant, saline or silicone, will be inserted in a pocket made either under the breast tissue or under the muscle. The… Read More

Incisions for breast augmentation can be made in three areas. They are positioned to conceal and minimize scarring. Transaxillary (in the armpit) Periareolar (around the nipple) Inframamary (in the breast fold) A fourth incision site through the belly button exists, but is infrequently used. Saline and silicone implants can be placed either under or over… Read More

Breast augmentation surgery is an outpatient procedure with patients discharged home about an hour after the procedure. Anesthesia can be IV sedation or general anesthesia.  Both types are available in our state-licensed and Medicare-Certified surgical center. These options are discussed with the patient during the pre-operative consultation. For general anesthesia we use experienced, board certified… Read More

During your initial consultation your options for implant type, incision location and implant placement will be thoroughly discussed. Implant sizers will be used to determine the implant size and profile to best fulfill your needs and expectations. You will undergo exam and tests including: Examination of your overall health status A baseline mammogram Photographs to… Read More

Saline Implants Sterile salt water filled (saline implants) are FDA-approved for woman over 18 years of age.  They have a firm feel and uniform shape. If they leak the saline implant collapses with the sterile saline fluid naturally absorbed by the body.   Silicone Implants Silicone breast implants have been FDA-approved for women over 22… Read More

Breast augmentation (augmentation mammoplasty) procedures increase the size of breasts or restore the shape and volume of breast tissue lost in pregnancy or weight loss. This can be accomplished with breast implants or transfer of your own fat (fat transfer breast augmentation). Augmentation can: Increase the size or projection or your breasts Correct a difference… Read More