but may also be used with other body shaping procedures and techniques. Breast prostheses may be of several types. First of all, there are those filled with silicone and saline. There are many differences between these types of breast implants at risk. The implant zones and the materials used will be customized for each patient, depending on the desires and expectations as well as the physical constitution.
As part of the initial consultation, the surgeon will talk to the patient about their general health condition and about their expectations and reasons for the appeal to this procedure. The indicated techniques are dependent on the skin tone and health condition of breasts. The patient should talk honestly with your doctor, to tell why you resorted to the intervention and what your clear expectations are. You will also need to answer a couple of questions regarded to your medical history and other conditions from your past. This is also important since it will help the doctor determine what is best for you. The patient should be informed about how the surgery goes with all the details including costs and risks of surgery.
First, the anesthetic used will be determined according to the answers you provide. Only a small incision will be used on the surface of your skin, while general anesthesia will be combined with a sedative substance. The site of the prosthesis implant varies depending on the patient's anatomy and desired outcomes, prosthesis size, etc. and can be done through an incision in the areola (pigmented area surrounding the nipple), the mammary groove or armpits. Note, however that, regardless of location, there will always be scars, although they will vanish in time.
The implant can be placed in a "pocket" created either under the mammary gland or under the pectoral muscle (the bony chest wall). The implants will be centered under the submammary gland. The recovery period is short, although the surgery takes about 1-2 hours. In the early days there is a discomfort in the mammary glands, which will be reduced by medication recommended by your surgeon. Immediately after surgery, you will wake from anesthesia feeling tired, dizzy and experiencing sensations of nausea or vomiting. These are normal and are mainly due to the anesthetic metabolism in the liver.
Postoperatively, you should always wear an elastic bandage or surgical bra after the breast augmentation intervention for at least 6 weeks, then another 6 weeks. Suture must be removed after 7-10 days, but swelling will persist for six weeks when the incision will be pink and endured. Although you will feel better after the first few days, you will not be allowed to practice sports activities for more than a month and not to lift your arms overhead. After removing the wires the scars will become more obvious and the intensity of the pain can slightly increase. All in all, the breast augmentation intervention is recommended for you whenever you are looking for a proper solution for obtaining bigger breasts.
As part of the initial consultation, the surgeon will talk to the patient about their general health condition and about their expectations and reasons for the appeal to this procedure. The indicated techniques are dependent on the skin tone and health condition of breasts. The patient should talk honestly with your doctor, to tell why you resorted to the intervention and what your clear expectations are. You will also need to answer a couple of questions regarded to your medical history and other conditions from your past. This is also important since it will help the doctor determine what is best for you. The patient should be informed about how the surgery goes with all the details including costs and risks of surgery.
First, the anesthetic used will be determined according to the answers you provide. Only a small incision will be used on the surface of your skin, while general anesthesia will be combined with a sedative substance. The site of the prosthesis implant varies depending on the patient's anatomy and desired outcomes, prosthesis size, etc. and can be done through an incision in the areola (pigmented area surrounding the nipple), the mammary groove or armpits. Note, however that, regardless of location, there will always be scars, although they will vanish in time.
The implant can be placed in a "pocket" created either under the mammary gland or under the pectoral muscle (the bony chest wall). The implants will be centered under the submammary gland. The recovery period is short, although the surgery takes about 1-2 hours. In the early days there is a discomfort in the mammary glands, which will be reduced by medication recommended by your surgeon. Immediately after surgery, you will wake from anesthesia feeling tired, dizzy and experiencing sensations of nausea or vomiting. These are normal and are mainly due to the anesthetic metabolism in the liver.
Postoperatively, you should always wear an elastic bandage or surgical bra after the breast augmentation intervention for at least 6 weeks, then another 6 weeks. Suture must be removed after 7-10 days, but swelling will persist for six weeks when the incision will be pink and endured. Although you will feel better after the first few days, you will not be allowed to practice sports activities for more than a month and not to lift your arms overhead. After removing the wires the scars will become more obvious and the intensity of the pain can slightly increase. All in all, the breast augmentation intervention is recommended for you whenever you are looking for a proper solution for obtaining bigger breasts.