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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Breast Implants.
Most patients can breastfeed after augmentation, especially when implants are placed under the muscle and incisions avoid the areola. Individual results vary; discuss feeding plans during consultation so your surgeon can choose techniques that minimize impact on milk ducts and sensation.
Initial recovery usually takes one to two weeks of rest, with light activities resumed after several days. Swelling improves within weeks; avoid heavy lifting and exercise for four to six weeks. Follow-up visits guide activity progression and ensure safe healing.
We offer silicone gel and saline implants in various shapes and profiles. Silicone provides a natural feel; saline allows smaller incisions and adjustable volume. Your surgeon will recommend the best option based on tissue, goals, and safety considerations.
Yes—when implants are chosen and positioned to match your chest width, skin elasticity, and proportions, results appear natural in and out of clothing. Our consultations include measurements and try-on options to visualize post-surgical contours.
Breast implants are not lifetime devices; many last 10–15 years before replacement is considered. Changes in preference, capsular contracture, rupture, or aesthetic concerns may prompt revision. Regular follow-up and imaging help monitor implant integrity.
Risks include infection, bleeding, scarring, capsular contracture, implant rupture or leakage, contour irregularities, and altered nipple sensation. While most patients recover without major issues, your surgeon will review individualized risk factors and mitigation strategies.