Why is it done?

You might benefit from breast augmentation if:

If you perceive your breasts to be little or that one is smaller than the other, and this influences how you dress or the sort of bra required to address the asymmetry, improve your look.

• Make adjustments for a decrease in breast size following pregnancy or a major weight loss.
• With breast surgery for another ailment, correct unequal breasts
• Boost your self-assurance

So that you can be realistic about what breast augmentation can achieve for you, talk about your goals with your plastic surgeon.

Risks:

Risks associated with breast augmentation include:

• Scar tissue that alters the breast implant’s form (capsular contracture)
• Breast ache
• Infection
• changes in the breast and nipple’s sensation
• Changes in implant position
• rupture or leaking of an implant
• Additional surgery to either remove or replace the implants may be necessary to resolve these issues.

Anaplastic large cell lymphoma linked to breast implants:

The FDA in the United States has discovered a potential link between breast implants and the emergence of an unusual immune system cancer called anaplastic large cell lymphoma (ALCL). Breast implant-associated anaplastic large cell lymphoma is the name of the condition (BIA-ALCL). The FDA thinks there is a very low but elevated risk of BIA-ALCL in women who had breast implants with textured surfaces. This does not imply that these implants induce BIA-ALCL, though. To comprehend the connection between the illness and breast implants, more investigation is required.

Throughout the process:

Your plastic surgeon will make a single cut (incision) in one of three locations to install the breast implant:
Your breast’s underarm crease (inframammary)

beneath your arm (axillary)

between your nipples (periareolar)

The surgeon will separate your breast tissue from the muscles and connective tissue of your chest after making an incision. As a result, there is a pocket either in front of or behind the outermost muscle of the chest wall (pectoral muscle). The implant will be positioned in the centre of this pocket behind your nipple by the surgeon.
The incision is usually stitched up once the implant has been placed, and it is then bandaged with skin adhesive and surgical tape.

Results:

Your breasts’ size and shape can alter after breast augmentation. Your self-esteem and body image may improve as a result of the operation. However, don’t demand perfection and keep your expectations in check.

After breast augmentation, your breasts will also keep ageing. The way your breasts look may also change depending on your weight. You may require more surgery to address these problems if you grow to be unsatisfied with the way your breasts look.

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