Breast Augmentation

Breast augmentation -- often referred to as mammoplasty augmentation -- is a surgery that helps increase the size of breasts. It involves placing breast implants beneath the breast tissues, or chest muscles.

For some women, breast enhancement can be a way of feeling more confident. Others see it as part of the process of reshaping their breasts in different situations.

If you're considering breast enhancement consult a plastic surgeon. You must be aware of the risks involved and how you will be treated.

The reason it's done
A breast augmentation could help you:

If you feel your breasts are too small or larger than they should be make them appear, you can improve your appearance. This can impact how you dress and what bra you wear to correct the imbalance.
Reduce the breasts' size after pregnancy or significant weight loss
Make sure your breasts are in the correct shape after surgery for breasts, or other issues.
Improve your self-confidence
Discuss your goals with your plastic surgeon, so that you are honest about the possibilities of breast augmentation can do for you.

Risks
Breast augmentation can be a risk for many reasons for women, such as:

Capsular Contracture is a damaged tissue which distorts breast implants' form (capsular contraction).
The pain in the breast
Infection
Changes in sensation in the breast and nipple
Implant position changes
Implant leakage or rupture
These complications may require additional procedures to correct or replace the implants.

What should you expect?
Breast augmentation is possible in a surgical facility or a hospital-based outpatient facilities. In most cases, you'll at home that next day. The procedure usually doesn't require an overnight stay in a hospital.

In some instances, breast augmentation is performed during local anesthesia- you're awake and your breast area is numbed. Breast augmentation can be done with general anesthesia. This means that you're asleep during your procedure. Your plastic surgeon will go over various options of anesthesia with you.

During the process
Your plastic surgeon will create one cut (incision) to place the implant for Breast implants Turkey your breast.

The crease below your breast (inframammary)
Under your arm (axillary)
Your nose (periareolar).
After making an incision, the surgeon will segregate the breast tissue from connective tissue and muscles of your chest. This creates a pocket behind or in front of the muscle with the largest outer part in the chest wall (pectoral muscles). The surgeon will place the implant within this pocket and then center it behind your nipple.

Saline implants are placed empty and then filled with sterile salt once they're in place. Silicone gel is pre-filled in silicone implants.

After the implant has been put in it will be closed by the surgeon. it using stitches (sutures), and then cover the area with an adhesive for the skin and surgical tape.

Following the procedure
After surgery, swelling and soreness are normal. There is also the possibility to suffer some bruises. You can expect scarring to fade with the passage of time, but will not completely.

It might be helpful to wear an sports bra or a compression bandage during your healing. This will allow for extra support and a better position for the Breast implants Turkey implants. You might also be prescribed pain medication by your surgeon.

Follow your surgeon's instructions about returning to regular activities. If you don't hold an physically demanding job then you may be able to return to work within several weeks. Do not engage in strenuous activity or anything that can cause a rise in your pulse or blood pressure for at minimum two weeks. When you're healing, be aware that your breasts are sensitive to physical contact or jarring movements.

You'll need to consult an expert if the surgeon made sutures that can't absorb or place drainage tubes near your breasts.

If you notice a warm sensation and swelling in your breasts or you have fever, you may have an infection. Consult your doctor as soon as is possible. Additionally, you should contact your surgeon in case you experience chest discomfort.