Implant breast augmentation uses an implant selected to suit your body shape and desired size, shape, and feel to enhance small or sagging breasts with a natural-looking result.

The procedure takes about one hour under general anesthesia. Hospitalization is not required, and stitches are removed after seven days.

Options include a transaxillary incision in the armpit, an inframammary-fold incision beneath the breast, and a periareolar incision around the areola.

A 2–3 cm incision is made along the inner armpit crease to place the implant. It uses endoscopic equipment and a minimally invasive technique intended to minimize bleeding and postoperative pain.

The implant is placed through an incision in the natural crease under the breast. This option can allow a faster return to daily activities, though the scar may be visible when lying down before becoming much less noticeable over time.

The implant is placed through an approximately 1.5 cm incision around the darker skin of the areola. The scar can be difficult to notice, but there may be a slight decrease in nipple sensation.

Available options include Bounce, SEBBIN, MENTOR, and MOTIVA implants. The choice is based on your body shape and your preferences for size, shape, and feel.

Yes. Sensitivity may temporarily increase or decrease, with occasional tingling or numbness while nerves recover. Sensation can fluctuate for about six months to one year before gradually returning to normal; permanent loss is described as very rare.

Implant surgery itself does not cause or speed up sagging. Over time, natural loss of skin elasticity can contribute to sagging, so moisturizing and wearing gentle supportive underwear are recommended.

Because the arms remain extended during surgery for more than an hour, some people—especially those with poor circulation—may have temporary numbness or reduced sensation. It is expected to recover over time.

Hybrid breast augmentation combines implants with your own fat grafting to add implant volume while improving areas that could look or feel less natural with implants alone.

It may be considered for people with a very flat chest, a slim body type, upper-body slimness relative to the lower body, asymmetrical breasts, chest-wall differences, dissatisfaction after fat grafting alone, noticeable implants, or a desire for more natural-looking cleavage.

Hybrid breast augmentation takes about one hour under general anesthesia. No hospitalization is required, and stitch removal is scheduled after seven days.

Fat-graft survival varies by individual characteristics. The stated averages are 65% for conventional fat grafting and 75% for Basic Cell fat grafting. Maintaining a nutritious diet and avoiding excessive dieting soon after surgery may help support graft survival.

Fat grafting should use an appropriate amount of fat distributed evenly rather than placing too much at once, with the goal of achieving satisfactory results without complications.