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Major Considerations before Settling For Breast Augmentation Surgery

Breast Augmentation Surgery

If you are not comfortable with how your breasts look and would like to increase their projection and fullness, then breast augmentation may be for you. The same will apply if you are interested in bringing some balance to your current figure or would like to enhance your self-confidence and self-image.  Additionally, ladies who have gone through an injury to their breast or a mastectomy may also find breast augmentation a great solution.

Breast Augmentation Surgery

Breast augmentation surgery is a medical procedure involving breast implants or the transfer of fat in order to restore the volume of the breast or increase its size. Many times after pregnancy or weight loss, breasts lose their fullness and can become an eye sore and a cause for loss of self-esteem.

It is important to note that there are some things that this procedure cannot do.

  • If your breasts have drooped severely, it may not help much.
  • If your breasts are sagging, you may need to have a breast lift as well if the augmentation is to be successful.

You can have both the augmentation and the lift done during the same surgery, but on occasion your doctor may suggest that they be done as two separate surgeries. You will need to listen to your doctor when it comes to making that decision.

Considerations

A breast enlargement should be considered a major decision. It is costly, there are no guarantees on the results and you need to weigh the pros and cons before going ahead with the surgery. That said, this is a very popular surgery and the track record for success has been good. In a study that followed 225 women who had their breasts enlarged it was found that 98% of them were very happy with the results of the surgery.

Pros

  • Your figure will become youthful once again
  • Your swimwear and other clothes will look a lot better on you
  • If you are seeking the ideal figure, augmentation gives you a solution that is long-term

Cons

  • The usual risks associated with surgery apply
  • You will need to replace your implants with time. They are not a lifetime solution.
  • Your doctor will need to monitor your breast implants from time to time

These should definitely be discussed with your doctor so that you can focus on the ones that are unique to your situation.

According to Medscape, the prototypical recipient of breast augmentation surgery is said to be in her early thirties and is usually very successful in the activities that she participates in. This is usually a single cause of concern that she feels she needs to take care of. There are however women from a variety of social subsets are motivated to have breast implants mainly for cosmetic reasons.

So, if you would like your clothes to have a better fit, if you want to restore the shape and size of your breasts after pregnancy or weight loss, if you have one bigger breast and would like to have symmetry restored, this may be something to consider.