What is Breast Enlargement?

A common surgical procedure that alters the size and shape of your breasts is called breast augmentation. Breast implants or fat transfer can be used to make your breasts bigger.

What kinds of breast augmentation are there?

Breast augmentation can be divided into two categories: augmentation with breast implants and fat transfer There are many different options depending on how you want your breasts to look and feel within those two categories. Some breast implants have been approved by the FDA only for certain ages. Before selecting breast augmentation, it is essential to conduct thorough research, comprehend the advantages and disadvantages of each option, and consult a board-certified plastic surgeon.

The most common type of breast augmentation is done with breast implants. Options for breast implants include:

Breast saline implants: Saline (salt water) that is sterile is used to fill these implants. The saline will naturally be eliminated by your body if the implant breaks inside your breast.

Saline-structured breast implants: These implants have an inner structure that makes them feel more natural and are filled with sterile saline (salt water).

Breast implants made of silicone: Gel silicone is used to make these implants. The gel may leak into your breast or remain within the implant's shell in the event of a break. If you get silicone implants, you might need to see a plastic surgeon on a regular basis to make sure they work right.

Breast implants that are form-stable: Because they retain their shape even when the implant shell breaks, these implants are frequently referred to as "gummy bear breast implants." They are firmer than conventional implants and are constructed of a silicone gel that is thicker. Form-stable breast implants necessitate a more extensive skin incision during surgery at Breast Augmentation Surgery in Abu Dhabi.

Implants for round breasts: Typically, these implants make the breasts appear larger. Because the implants are all round, they rarely alter the appearance of your breast if they move out of place.

Implants for smooth breasts: Out of all the different kinds of implants, these feel the softest. Compared to other types of implants, smooth breast implants typically make breast movement appear more natural.

Implants with textured breasts: Because these implants adhere to scar tissue, they are less likely to move around inside your breast. Although it is uncommon, breast implant-associated anaplastic large cell lymphoma (BIA-ALCL) is more prevalent in women who have textured breast implants.

Breast augmentation with fat transfer: During a fat transfer breast augmentation, your surgeon will inject fat from another part of your body into your breasts using liposuction. Most of the time, this kind of augmentation is done for people who just want their breasts to get bigger. Your surgeon will typically remove fat tissue from one of the following locations:

Your tummy.

Your flanks, also known as the sides and lower back of your abdomen

Your rear.

Your buttocks.

What is the purpose of having breast augmentation?

There are a lot of good reasons why you might want to have breast augmentation surgery:

to make your breasts look bigger if you think they are too small.

to alter your breast symmetry if one is smaller than the other.

to take into consideration a significant weight loss or reduction in breast size following pregnancy.

to fix any problems or unevenness in your breasts after having breast surgery for another condition.

to boost your self-esteem and confidence.

 What takes place during a consultation for breast augmentation?

Your plastic surgeon will meet with you prior to your procedure. Think about the things you want to change about your breasts before this appointment. Keep in mind that your goal is not perfection but rather advancement. In addition, ensure that you have realistic expectations and that you are in overall good mental and physical health.

Your surgeon will inquire in great detail about your medical history, including the following:

which drugs you are currently taking.

what your potential allergies are.

your smoking background.

Surgery in the past

any problems you've had in the past with your breasts, like lumps, previous mammograms, and any breast problems in your family.