Breast Augmentation
Breast augmentation, also referred to mammoplasty with augmentation is a surgical procedure that increases the size of breasts. The procedure involves placing breast implants beneath muscle tissue in the chest or Boob job in Turkey under the breast.
For some women, breast enhancement can help them feel more confident. Others see it as part of re-building their breasts to meet various conditions.
If you're thinking about breast augmentation consider consulting a plastic surgeon. You should be aware of the procedure, its potential risks, complications and aftercare.
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A Breast implants Turkey augmentation could help you:
If you feel your breasts are too small or bigger than you would like them to be make them appear, you can improve your appearance. This will affect the way you dress and what bra you wear to correct the asymmetry.
Make adjustments to reduce the breasts' size after pregnancy or significant weight loss
In other cases, correct uneven breasts following breast surgery
Increase confidence in yourself
Discuss your desires with your plastic surgeon, so that you can be open about the options for breast augmentation that could do for you.
Risks
The augmentation of breasts can pose a variety of risks for women, Boob job in Turkey such as:
Scar tissue that distorts form of the breast implant (capsular contracture)
The pain in the breast
Infection
Sensational changes in breast and nipple
Implant position changes
Implant leakage or rupture
The complications could require additional surgery to correct or replace the implants.
What can you be prepared to
You can have breast augmentation performed at an outpatient hospital or in a surgical facility. You'll probably go home the same day. The procedure is not usually requiring a hospital stay.
In some instances, breast augmentation is performed under local anesthesia- you're awake and your breast area is reduced. Breast augmentation is possible with general anesthesia. This means that you're sleeping during the procedure. You'll be able discuss the various anesthesia options available with the plastic surgeon.
During the procedure
To place the breast implant Your plastic surgeon will make a single cut (incision) in three different places:
The fold that is below your breasts (inframammary).
Under your arm (axillary)
Around your nipple (periareolar)
After cutting an incision your surgeon will seperate the breast tissue from the connective tissue. This will result in an area behind or front of the muscle that is in the chest wall (pectoral muscles). The surgeon will then place the implant within the pocket, then position it behind your nipple.
Saline implants are placed empty and then filled with sterile salt water once they're in position. Silicone gel is pre-filled in silicone implants.
When the implant has been put in place after which the surgeon closes the incision -- typically by using stitches (sutures) -and then bandage it with the adhesive of skin and surgical tape.
After the procedure
Soreness and swelling are likely to persist for several weeks following surgery. It is also possible to experience some bruising. Expect scars to fade over time but not disappear completely.
It may be beneficial to wear an sports bra or a compression bandage as you heal. This will allow for extra support and a better position for your breast implants. Your surgeon might prescribe painkillers as well.
Follow the advice of your doctor to return to normal activities. It's possible to return to work in a few weeks if your perform a physically demanding job. At least for two weeks avoid strenuous activities that can increase your heart rate or blood pressure. As you heal, keep in mind that your breasts are sensitive to physical contact or jarring movements.
You'll need to consult an expert if your surgeon made sutures that can't absorb or put drainage tubes around your breasts.
An infection may be a sign of serious condition. Contact your surgeon as soon as you notice. Also, contact your surgeon for breathing problems or chest discomfort.
