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Frequently Asked Questions
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Most patients resume light activities within one to two weeks; strenuous exercise and upper-body weight training are typically restricted for six to eight weeks. Swelling and soreness subside gradually, and final contour often becomes apparent after several months of healing.
Yes. We evaluate chest anatomy, muscle mass, and skin quality to select implant size and position that harmonize with your proportions. Customized planning and refined surgical technique minimize visibility and palpability for a natural, well-defined chest appearance.
As with any surgery, risks include infection, bleeding, scarring, asymmetry, implant shifting, or contour irregularities. We mitigate risks through sterile technique, careful pocket creation, and follow-up care. A thorough consultation outlines individualized risk and management strategies.
Implants are inserted through a small incision, typically beneath the pectoralis major muscle or subfascially, depending on anatomy and goals. Precise pocket dissection ensures stable positioning and symmetry. Incision sites are chosen to minimize visible scarring.
Properly placed implants should not significantly impair muscle function or long-term strength. Temporary numbness or altered sensation can occur but usually resolves. We employ techniques focused on preserving nerves and muscle integrity to maintain functional outcomes.
Pectoral implants are durable and often provide long-lasting contour enhancement. Many patients keep their results for decades, though aging, weight change, or trauma can alter appearance. Periodic follow-up checks monitor implant condition and recommend revision only when necessary.
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