Breast implant surgery is a practical procedure that aims to enhance the harmonious volume of the breasts, making a woman’s body more feminine and sensual.
It is an ambulatory procedure with an average duration of 1 to 1 ½ hours. The implants can be placed through a small incision around the areola and can be positioned either beneath the glandular tissue or beneath the muscle, depending on the patient’s anatomy and the agreement reached with the surgeon during the initial assessment.
Breast Implants Benefits
This procedure substantially contributes to boosting a woman's self-esteem in cases such as feeling that the breasts are too small, volume reduction after pregnancy, differences in size, or loss of a breast after cancer surgery.
FAQ
Breast implants do not last a lifetime. Generally, their lifespan is 10 to 15 years, although some can last longer without problems. It is important to have regular check-ups with your surgeon to assess their condition and replace them if necessary.
Recovery includes 1-2 weeks of rest and special care to avoid sudden movements; additionally, 4-6 weeks: Avoid strenuous physical activity or chest exercises. During the first few weeks, a surgical bra is worn to provide support and aid in healing; most patients can return to their daily routine after 7-10 days, although this varies by case.
Yes, although modern dentures are designed to be long-lasting, they are not permanent. They may eventually need to be replaced due to aging, breakage, or cosmetic changes.
In most cases, breast implants do not interfere with breastfeeding. However, this may depend on the location of the implant and the type of incision used.