Breast Implants: Ideal Volume and Proportion
nhances or restores breast volume, improving shape, proportion and symmetry. This procedure is ideal for women who want to increase the size of their breasts, restore volume lost after pregnancy or weight loss, or correct natural asymmetries to achieve a more balanced and feminine appearance.
Modern breast implants offer natural and long-lasting results. They are available in various sizes, shapes (round or anatomical) and textures (smooth or textured), allowing complete customization of the result according to your aesthetic goals and body anatomy. They can be placed via inframammary, periareolar or axillary approach, and in different planes: subglandular, subfascial or submuscular.
Increases volume and improves breast shape
Corrects asymmetries and improves body proportion
Natural and customizable results
Significant improvement in self-esteem and confidence
Frequently Asked Questions
Resolve your questions about breast implants and the breast augmentation process.
Cohesive silicone (gel) implants are the most popular because they provide a more natural and soft feel. Saline implants are a more economical alternative, but may feel less natural. The choice depends on your anatomy, preferences and surgeon's recommendation.
Modern breast implants are very durable, but they are not lifetime devices. On average, they last 10-20 years. Some women never need to replace them, while others opt to change them for aesthetic choice or if any complication arises. Regular monitoring with your surgeon is recommended.
Yes, most women can breastfeed after breast augmentation. The inframammary or axillary incision generally does not interfere with lactation. The periareolar incision has a slightly higher risk of affecting nipple sensitivity or milk ducts, but even so, most can breastfeed without problems.
