Breast implants are medical devices designed to augment or increase breast size and shape. They consist of a silicone or saline-filled shell surgically placed under the breast tissue or chest muscle. Used for cosmetic augmentation, breast reconstruction after a mastectomy, or alleviating breast asymmetry. Available in various shapes and sizes, breast implants allow individuals to achieve their desired aesthetic results.
Who May Benefit
Augment breast volume for a fuller appearance. Increase breast symmetry and shape. Increase breast contours after weight loss or pregnancy.
Are Breast Implants Right for You?
Who is an Ideal Candidate?
Size Increase
Individuals seeking to increase breast size or fullness.
Replace volume loss
Women looking to replace breast volume after pregnancy, weight loss or ageing.
Symmetry
Individuals looking to reduce asymmetry from development
Health
Individuals seeking the procedure for personal reasons, not external pressures.
Your Journey Awaits
How is the procedure performed?
Consultation
During the initial consultation, the surgeon evaluates the patient's goals, medical history, and anatomy. Imaging may be used to help visualise the desired outcome.
Anaesthesia and Incision
The procedure is performed under general anaesthesia. The surgeon makes incisions in inconspicuous areas, such as under the breast or around the areola, to reduce visible scarring.
Placement of Implants
The implants are inserted either above or below the chest muscle. Once positioned, the surgeon closes the incisions with sutures, and the patient is monitored in recovery.
Your Journey Awaits
What is the Recovery like?
Recovery from Breast Implants typically involves a few key stages.
Expect swelling and discomfort; pain medication can help.
Limit physical activity for several weeks to support healing.
Follow-up visits with your surgeon are important for recovery.
Most patients return to normal activities within 4 to 6 weeks.
Your Journey Awaits
What are the Risks?
Breast implants come with several risks, including infection, scarring, and implant rupture. Capsular contracture may occur, where scar tissue forms around the implant, leading to discomfort. Patients can also experience changes in nipple or breast sensation, and there may be dissatisfaction with the results. Discussing these risks with a surgeon is essential for informed decision-making.
Your Journey Awaits
What are the Costs?
The cost of breast implants varies depending on several factors, such as the surgeon’s fee, facility charges, and anaesthesia costs. Additional expenses, including pre-operative consultations, post-operative care, and required medications, can also impact the total price. Many clinics offer financing options to help make the procedure more affordable. For an accurate estimate and to discuss payment solutions, please contact Dr. Mark’s office directly. We strive to provide flexible payment plans to ease the financial stress and strain for our patients.
A qualified plastic surgeon who operates with care and integrity, based in central Sydney with over 20 years of experience in the cosmetic field. His extensive training and experience assures patients they are in highly trained surgical hands. Dr. Kohout is a dedicated, friendly professional who is committed to providing the high quality care, support and results, alongside his compassionate team.
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