Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Body Implants Surgery.

We treat gluteal, pectoral, calf, hip and other contours with implants after individualized evaluation. Dr. Javaheri recommends tailored implant type and placement to match anatomy and aesthetic goals, ensuring safe planning and realistic expectations.

Recovery varies by area and procedure complexity, but most patients expect initial downtime of two to six weeks. Light activity resumes sooner; full activity and exercise are often restricted for several weeks per surgeon guidance and healing progress.

We use medical-grade implant materials selected for strength and biocompatibility, commonly solid silicone or specially designed contour implants. Safety depends on implant choice, surgical technique, and ongoing follow-up to monitor positioning and overall health.

Incisions are placed to minimize visibility, often hidden in natural folds; refined suturing reduces scar appearance. Temporary numbness or altered sensation can occur, but most sensory changes resolve over weeks to months with careful technique.

Implants provide long-lasting shape, but results vary with aging, weight changes, and lifestyle. Many patients enjoy durable outcomes for years; occasional revisions may be recommended to maintain contour or address implant wear or position changes.

Initial consultation includes medical history, exam, photos and measurements, and discussion of goals. Dr. Javaheri reviews implant options, risks, anesthesia plans, recovery expectations, and schedules preoperative testing to create a customized surgical plan.