At Hill Country Plastic Surgery, your breast augmentation in San Antonio will give you flattering proportions and increased confidence.
Breast Augmentation in San Antonio
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Before & After Breast Augmentation
This patient had full profile gummy bear silicone implants inserted in a dual plane fashion through small incisions in the IMF.
Breast Augmentation Before & After Photos
What is Breast Augmentation?
Breast augmentation is a surgical procedure to increase the size of the breasts. This is accomplished by breast implants or fat transfer. When fat from another part of your body is used to increase breast volume, the procedure is called fat transfer breast augmentation.
At Hill Country Plastic Surgery, we will help you select the optimal breast augmentation in San Antonio that is tailored to your needs.
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Video: Dr. Shah & Dr. Farber Discuss Breast Augmentation
Breast Augmentation Benefits
In addition to enhancing your bust size, the benefits of breast augmentation include the following:
- Restore breast volume lost after weight reduction or pregnancy
- Achieve a more rounded breast shape
- Improve natural breast size asymmetry
- Add volume for voluptuous curves
- Increase fullness and projection
- Improve the balance of breast and hip contours
- Enhance your self-image
- Improve your self-confidence
I recently underwent a breast augmentation at Hill Country Plastic Surgery, and I couldn't be happier with the results. Dr. Scott Farber performed the surgery, and his expertise and professionalism were evident throughout the entire process.
From the initial consultation to the post-operative care, Dr. Farber and the entire team at Hill Country Plastic Surgery provided exceptional service. They took the time to understand my goals and concerns, and Dr. Farber's skillful hands brought my vision to life.
Breast Augmentation FAQs
How long do breast implants take to heal?
What things should I avoid before breast augmentation?
Is breast augmentation painful?
How should I sleep after breast augmentation?
Will insurance cover my breast augmentation?
Is there an age limit for breast augmentation?
When should I consider Breast Revision Surgery?
Do I need a breast lift with breast augmentation?
What types of breast implants are available?
How long do breast implants last?
Can I breastfeed after breast augmentation?
How do I choose the right implant size?
What are the risks of breast augmentation?
What’s the main difference between under-the-muscle and over-the-muscle implant placement?
Can I combine breast augmentation with other procedures?
Do breast implants affect mammograms?
What can I do to ensure optimal results after surgery?
How long do breast implants take to heal?
Breast implants generally take four to six weeks to heal. During your recovery, you must refrain from physical activity, lifting heavy objects, and overworking yourself.
What things should I avoid before breast augmentation?
Avoid the following before breast augmentation: Smoking,Poor nutrition and fitness, Taking medications that could increase the risk of bleeding, such as ibuprofen, Eating and drinking after noon on the day before surgery
Is breast augmentation painful?
While you may experience pain and tenderness, especially around the incisions, these should subside after two to three weeks. Following our postoperative instructions, including incision care, is the best way to prevent complications that would make breast augmentation painful.
How should I sleep after breast augmentation?
You should sleep on your back after breast augmentation to reduce swelling. You should also elevate your upper body to minimize fluid buildup, enhance circulation, and keep the breasts in a more natural position as they heal.
Will insurance cover my breast augmentation?
Insurance does not cover a cosmetic breast augmentation.
Is there an age limit for breast augmentation?
After eighteen, there is no age limit for breast augmentation
When should I consider Breast Revision Surgery?
You should consider breast revision when, your implants are causing pain or discomfort, the implants have ruptured, bottomed out, rotated, or moved, your implants have caused capsular contracture, you are unhappy with the results of your initial breast augmentation.
Do I need a breast lift with breast augmentation?
Drooping of the breasts is treated with a breast lift, also known as a mastopexy. A mastopexy (breast lift) can be combined to achieve fuller and lifted breasts. We will develop a customized plan for your body shape and desired look during your consultation.
What types of breast implants are available?
There are saline, silicone, and gummy bear implants, each offering different benefits that should be discussed during your consultation.
How long do breast implants last?
Most implants last 10-20 years, but some may need replacement sooner due to complications or personal preference.
Can I breastfeed after breast augmentation?
Many women can breastfeed after surgery, but it depends on the surgical technique and individual circumstances. It is important to discuss this during your consultation.
How do I choose the right implant size?
Dr. Farber or Dr. Shah will guide you based on your anatomy, lifestyle, and aesthetic goals.
What are the risks of breast augmentation?
Some risks can include capsular contracture, implant rupture, infection, and changes in sensation, but complications are rare and should be discussed with Dr. Farber & Dr. Shah.
What’s the main difference between under-the-muscle and over-the-muscle implant placement?
Under the muscle helps disguise the implant border in thin patients, but may lead to animation deformity, while above the muscles avoids this potential issue.
Can I combine breast augmentation with other procedures?
Yes, breast augmentation is often combined with lifts or tummy tucks in a mommy makeover.
Do breast implants affect mammograms?
Implants can require specialized mammogram techniques, but they don’t prevent breast cancer detection.
What can I do to ensure optimal results after surgery?
Follow all post-op instructions, wear your support bra, and attend all follow-up appointments.
