Breast Augmentation(Boob job)
Breast augmentation (also called augmentation mammoplasty) is a common surgery that increases breast size and improves shape using implants or fat transfer. Many people choose it to restore volume after pregnancy or weight loss, correct asymmetry, or simply feel more confident in their body.
WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT DURING YOUR CONSULTATION WITH ME
Clearly understanding your history and symptoms
Clinical examination of your breasts and discussion on available options & the right procedure for you
Explanation of how the surgical procedure is performed
Giving you an idea of what to expect from the surgery
You will be explained about the tests needed for surgery
Once tests are done you will meet the anesthetist for a pre anesthesia work up.
WHAT HAPPENS DURING SURGERY?
- •Implants: Silicone gel implants are placed either under the breast tissue or partially under the chest muscle.
- •Fat transfer: Your own fat is liposuctioned from another area (like the abdomen or thighs), purified, and injected into the breasts for a modest size increase., fat transfer usually takes more than one sitting to acheive desired results since some amount of fat usually gets absorbed by the body post surgery.
- •The procedure usually takes 1–2 hours under general anesthesia.
RECOVERY
Recovery varies, but a typical timeline looks like this:
- •Days 1–3: Swelling, tightness, and soreness are normal; pain is usually most noticeable in the first 24–48 hours.
- •Week 1: Many people return to desk work within 7–10 days if their job isn’t physically demanding.
- •Weeks 2–4: Swelling and bruising fade; implants begin to “drop and fluff” into a more natural position.
- •Weeks 4–6: Most daily activities and light exercise are okay once your surgeon clears you.
- •Months 3–6: Final shape, softness, and scar maturation continue to improve.
Helpful recovery tips include wearing your surgical/support bra as directed, sleeping on your back with your upper body elevated, walking daily to improve circulation, and avoiding heavy lifting or strenuous upper-body exercise until cleared.
Clinical Records
Pre-Operative Markings & Immediate Fullness
Lateral Contour & Projection