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A lot of women come to us, asking about breast enhancement procedures. They come asking for options, about what we can do to increase the size of their breasts, the different options for the service, what are the options most commonly used in breast implant, and are there different types of breast implants available in the market?

There are two ways of increasing the size of the breasts. The first is fat grafting surgery & second is breast implant surgery.

Fat grafting surgery a procedure in which we remove the fat from certain areas of the body where the woman wants to lose fat, and this is fat creates a pad and is grafted to the breast to enhance the size of the breast. This is an excellent technique since you get an autologous tissue to augment their own size of the breast. But the problem with this technique is that you can only increase the size of the breast from half to 1 cup size. Now if a woman desires for the increase in the breast's size from A cup to a C or D cup, then the best option available for them is breast implants.

Now, breast implant surgery is one of the most commonly done surgeries for women across the globe. It's a safe surgery if done properly by an excellent surgeon at a good center. If you are considering breast augmentation surgery, this video is for you because we will discuss a lot of finer nuances in breast augmentation surgeries–especially implant-based surgeries.

So let's start with approaches of breast implant surgery:
There are essentially three approaches in which we can place a breast implant in any female.
Either you can give a trans axillary cut, in which the incision hides in the armpit, you can give a perioral incision, in which the incision is at the border of an areola, or an inframammary incident in which the incision is beneath the breast.

Now, let's know what these approaches are. This is an armpit approach in which we hide the incision or the scar in the axilla. This is a perioral approach, in which the incision is at the edge of the areolar and the normal skin, and this is an inframammary incision, in which we keep the incision beneath the breast. All these options have their own pros and cons.
What I recommend to every patient is to discuss each one of these options with their respective doctors in much more detail and then decide about the best approach or a plan for every individual.

In my practice, the most commonly used infra-mammary incision because this incision is always hidden under the breast and is not visible even if a patient is standing naked. This incision is a much more direct approach to give you a breast implant.

The other approaches also have their own advantages in certain indications.

How do you decide the size of an implant?
Traditionally, every surgeon was using a technique of putting the original sizes of implants inside the woman's bra and asking them to look in the mirror & see and decide what implants they would prefer; what size they would prefer. This has been the technique that has been done everywhere across the globe, but it has its own fallacy because the implant is not going beneath the screen. It is on the skin, under the bra to give you an idea. But this is not very accurate. The surgeon would always assess you for your shoulder weight, for your pelvic weight & will discuss with you what your desired goals are & then decide about the size of the implant.

Now, what are the effects of these techniques on your overall aesthetic result?

Also, it is recommended that one should do this technique if the tissue thickness in the upper pole of a female is less than 2 centimeters because if you put a breast implant in a thin female just behind the breast tissue and the tissue is less, the implant will show & it will look unnatural over the long-term.

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