Raouche Group - Ishtar

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Breast Augmentation

Breast augmentation is also known as mammoplasty, breast enlargement or breast enhancement. A saline-filled prosthesis is used, typically after mastectomy as a part of the breast reconstruction process or used cosmetically to augment small breasts.

Recent advancements in technology have povided different shapes (anatomic, teardrop, or round) and textures (smooth or fuzzy).

These allow the doctor to customize your surgery and satisfy individual tastes in appearance. Saline implants are used almost exclusively and have been for at least the past twenty years. Saline is not new or experimental in any way and has more than stood the test of time.

The ideal candidate for breast augmentation typically has complaints of breasts that are too small or uneven, out of proportion to the rest of her body, or appear to be sagging or deflated. She may also have a desire for clothing to fit better or to feel sexier and have a better body image.

The breast augmentation procedure usually takes about two hours and is done under general anesthesia. The patient will need to take 5-7 days away from work or strenuous obligations.

Breast Implant Exchange
Over time, some women need to have adjustments made to their breasts after their augmentation procedure.

On occasion a saline-filled implant may leak and deflate. This can be treated with simply an implant exchange procedure.

In some instances, women may need to have silicone implants removed and replaced.

Breast Lift

A breast lift can be a highly beneficial procedure for patients concerned with sagging or tired-looking breasts.

Many women who undergo significant weight loss choose to have a breast lift for their self-confidence and body image. Nursing,

gravity, and age can take a tremendous toll on the appearance of the breasts.

And the final look is a Youthful, firmer breasts positioned higher on the body.