Breast Aesthetic

Breast aesthetic surgeries refer to surgical interventions performed to improve or reshape the appearance and contour of breasts. These surgeries are suitable for both individuals with aesthetic concerns and those seeking to address functional issues with their breasts. Breast aesthetic surgeries encompass various procedures and can be customized based on an individual’s needs.

Breast aesthetic surgeries encompass surgical procedures aimed at altering the shape, size, or appearance of breasts. Such surgeries are among the most common aesthetic surgical procedures among women and can be preferred for various reasons. 

Breast Aesthetic Surgeries: Reshape Your Confidence

Beauty and confidence have become essential aspects of modern society. Breast aesthetic surgeries represent the combination of these two crucial concepts. While breasts symbolize femininity and confidence for women and are part of a masculine appearance for men, sometimes the shape, size, or symmetry of breasts may cause discomfort. This is where breast aesthetic surgeries come into play.

Types of Breast Aesthetic Surgeries:

Breast aesthetic surgeries include various types:

1- Breast Augmentation with Silicone Implants

Breast augmentation surgery is performed for women who wish to increase their breast size.

Silicone implants are placed either beneath or above the breast tissue, enhancing breast size and fullness.

Implant Types: Silicone implants offer different shape and filling options based on the type of silicone gel they contain. They come in various shapes, such as round and anatomical (teardrop-shaped), and can vary in filling levels.

Surgery and Anesthesia: Breast augmentation surgery is typically performed under general anesthesia. The surgeon makes incisions either under the breast or around the nipple, minimizing visible scarring.

Postoperative Recovery: Recovery time after breast augmentation may vary from person to person but generally lasts for a few weeks. Postoperative swelling, bruising, and temporary discomfort are common. Wearing a special compression garment and limiting physical activities can aid in the recovery process.

Results: Breast augmentation with silicone implants increases breast size and fullness, resulting in a more voluptuous and aesthetically pleasing breast profile. Outcomes can vary based on the individual’s body structure and implant size.

2- Breast Lift

Breast lift surgery aims to reshape and rejuvenate sagging or drooping breasts, providing them with a more youthful and firm appearance. Breast lift surgery is typically chosen after breast sagging has occurred due to factors such as aging, weight loss, pregnancy, or genetics.

Surgical Approaches: Breast lift procedures can be performed using different techniques. Initially, excess skin and tissue on the breast are removed, allowing for breast reshaping. During the procedure, breast tissue is lifted upward, and the position of the nipple (areola) may be adjusted as well.

Anesthesia: Breast lift surgery is generally performed under general anesthesia, but in some cases, local anesthesia with sedation may be used.

Surgery and Scarring: Incisions are made on the breast tissue during the breast lift and implant placement procedure. Incisions are usually located under the breast or around the nipple. The resulting scars will begin to fade over time but may not disappear entirely.

Postoperative Recovery: After breast lift surgery, patients may experience swelling, bruising, and mild discomfort. Wearing a supportive garment and limiting strenuous activities can aid in the postoperative recovery. Recovery times can vary, but generally last for several weeks.

Results: Breast lift surgery aims to provide a more youthful and firmer appearance to the breasts. This procedure does not alter breast size but focuses on eliminating sagging and ensuring breasts sit higher and look aesthetically pleasing.

3- Breast Lift with Implants

Breast lift with implants combines breast lift surgery with breast implants to achieve both a lifted and fuller breast appearance. This procedure is suitable for women who want to address breast sagging and increase breast size simultaneously.

Surgical Approaches: Breast lift with implants involves two main steps. The first step is the breast lift, which includes removing excess skin and tissue and repositioning the breast tissue upward. The second step is the placement of breast implants, which can be positioned either below or above the breast tissue.

Surgery and Scarring: During this procedure, incisions are made on the breast tissue for breast lift and implant placement. Typically, incisions are located under the breast or around the nipple. The resulting scars will fade over time but may remain visible.

Implant Types: Breast implants for breast lift with implants surgery offer various shape and filling options based on the type of silicone gel they contain. These implants come in different shapes, such as round and anatomical (teardrop-shaped), and can vary in filling levels.

Anesthesia: Breast lift with implants surgery is usually performed under general anesthesia.

Postoperative Recovery: The recovery period after breast lift with implants may vary from person to person but tends to last longer due to both the breast lift and implant placement procedures. Postoperative swelling, bruising, and mild discomfort are common. Wearing a supportive garment and limiting physical activities can support the healing process.

Results: Breast lift with implants aims to provide a lifted appearance to the breasts while increasing their fullness. This procedure addresses sagging and adds volume to achieve an aesthetically pleasing outcome.

4- Breast Reconstruction

Breast reconstruction is an aesthetic surgical procedure aimed at reconstructing or reshaping the breasts of women who have experienced the loss of one or both breasts. These losses may occur as a result of breast cancer surgery or trauma. Breast reconstruction can help these women regain their breast appearance and confidence, supporting emotional and psychological healing.

Types of Surgery: Different methods are available for breast reconstruction, which may include the following: Implants: Implants filled with silicone or saline solution can be used for breast reconstruction. Implants can be placed either beneath or above the breast tissue.

Tissue Transfer (Flap Surgery): In this method, tissue is harvested from another part of the body (often the abdomen or back) and transplanted to the breast area. This technique is used to achieve a more natural appearance. ombined Approach: Implants and tissue transfer can be used in combination to provide additional breast fullness and naturalness.

Surgery and Scarring: The incisions made during breast reconstruction can vary depending on the type of surgery and techniques used. Incisions are typically located in the breast area or around the nipple. The resulting scars will begin to fade over time but may not completely disappear.

Anesthesia: Breast reconstruction is generally performed under general anesthesia.  

Postoperative Recovery: The recovery period after breast reconstruction surgery may vary from person to person. Generally, it requires several weeks of recovery. Postoperative swelling, bruising, and discomfort may occur. Following specific care instructions and adhering to your doctor’s recommendations are essential.

5- Breast Reduction

Breast reduction surgery is an aesthetic surgical procedure aimed at alleviating physical discomfort caused by large or heavy breasts. Large breasts can lead to problems such as back pain, neck pain, poor posture, bra strap indentations, and skin irritation. Breast reduction surgery is chosen to address these issues and provide a more comfortable lifestyle.

Types of Surgery: Breast reduction surgery can be performed using various techniques, which can vary depending on how breast tissue and skin are reshaped. Two common techniques include:

Reduction with Liposuction: In this method, excess fat is removed from the breast tissue to reduce breast size. This technique is often used for individuals with smaller breast sizes.

Reduction with Tissue Removal (Surgical): In this technique, excess breast tissue is surgically removed to reduce breast size. Incisions are typically made under the breast or around the nipple. The nipple (areola) may also be repositioned if necessary.

Anesthesia: Breast reduction surgery is generally performed under general anesthesia.  

Postoperative Recovery: The recovery process after breast reduction surgery can vary depending on the type of surgery and individual factors. Typically, several weeks of specific restrictions may be required. Swelling, bruising, and mild discomfort are normal during the recovery period.

Results: Breast reduction surgery results in smaller and more comfortable breasts. Additionally, breast tissue and nipples are reshaped and tightened. This procedure can provide physical and emotional relief to patients.

6- Gynecomastia Surgery

Gynecomastia surgery is an aesthetic surgical procedure aimed at correcting a condition in which male breast tissue abnormally enlarges. This condition can occur due to hormonal changes, medication use, obesity, or genetic factors. Gynecomastia can cause physical and psychological discomfort in men, making surgery necessary.

Candidates for Surgery: Suitable candidates for gynecomastia surgery are healthy men who are bothered by breast enlargement and seek to address this issue. Surgery is typically appropriate for cases of gynecomastia that do not naturally resolve during adolescence or develop in adulthood.

Types of Surgery: Gynecomastia surgeries can be performed using different techniques to reduce breast tissue. Two common approaches are:

Gynecomastia Reduction with Liposuction: Excess fat and breast tissue are removed through liposuction, reducing breast size. This technique is effective when excess fat accumulation is the primary cause of breast enlargement.

Gynecomastia Reduction with Tissue Removal (Surgical): In this approach, excess breast tissue is surgically removed to reduce breast size. Incisions are typically made around the nipple or under the breast. The type of anesthesia used can vary based on the surgical procedure and patient preferences.

Anesthesia: Gynecomastia Surgery is generally performed under general anesthesia.

Postoperative Recovery: The recovery period after gynecomastia surgery may vary from person to person, but generally lasts for several weeks. Swelling, bruising, and mild discomfort may occur during the recovery phase.

Results: Gynecomastia surgery aims to improve breast size and shape, achieving a more masculine chest profile. Results can vary based on the initial breast tissue size, the type of surgery, and the surgeon’s skill.

Each of these breast aesthetic surgery types is best performed by a plastic surgeon. Preoperative and postoperative care instructions should be followed, and the choice of surgery should be personalized to the individual’s needs. For more information and appointments, please feel free to contact us.