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Frequently Asked Questions
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Recovery typically involves 48 to 72 hours of rest, with most patients returning to light activities within one to two weeks. Strenuous exercise resumes after four to six weeks. We provide personalized aftercare and follow-up appointments to monitor healing and comfort.
We offer silicone and saline implants, including cohesive gel gummy bear options and a variety of shapes and sizes. Implant selection is personalized using body measurements and 3D imaging to achieve natural, proportionate results that meet your aesthetic goals.
Incision options include inframammary under-breast, periareolar around the nipple, and transaxillary underarm. Scars are minimized with precise technique and typically fade over time. Placement is chosen to balance aesthetics, implant type, and your personal anatomy during consultation.
Yes. A combined augmentation and mastopexy breast lift can correct low breast position while adding volume. Combining procedures increases complexity and recovery, so we evaluate your tissue quality and goals to determine the safest, most effective plan tailored to you.
Implants are not lifetime devices; many patients keep them ten to twenty years before replacement. Factors like rupture, capsular contracture, or changing aesthetic preferences may require earlier revision. We discuss longevity, warranties, and monitoring plans during consultation.
Risks include infection, bleeding, implant rupture, capsular contracture, asymmetry, and changes in nipple sensation. Serious complications are uncommon with experienced surgeons. We minimize risk through careful candidate evaluation, sterile technique, and clear preoperative and postoperative instructions.
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