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Breast Surgery Guide
Procedure guides
Breast Augmentation
A natural breast line you'll want to show off. The standard for ideal breasts: perfect volume from every angle. From sagging, underfilled breasts to a perfect, eye-catching fit.
Breast Lift
Have sagging breasts been weighing on you? Pregnancy, breastfeeding, and sudden weight changes can take away firmness and shape. It's a natural change, but you don't have to live with it forever.
Breast Reduction
Too much of a good thing: excess volume can sometimes be a burden. Others may call it a nice problem to have, but only those who've lived with it know how hard it really is... Even small movements make the breasts bounce and feel heavy, so you tire easily and feel held back.
Doctor's Q&A
0:32Can you still breastfeed after breast surgery?
0:26Sagging breasts after childbirth: can they go back to how they were?
0:23Breast surgery for slim body types: be extra careful about “this side effect”
1:01Uneven breasts: can surgery make them identical?
0:30Capsular contracture after breast surgery: when to be extra careful
0:42After breast surgery, you have to live like you have no arms?!
0:30My breasts are uneven after breast surgery… why?
0:24Where do breast implants rupture most often? At the hospital?
0:28Do different breast implants feel different?
Articles
Breast augmentation: an overview and the factors that shape results
Based on published research, this article explains the basic elements of breast augmentation, the key parts of surgical planning, problems that can arise after surgery, recent safety issues, and what to check during your consultation.
Types of breast implants: surface and fill
This article explains the differences between breast implants by their fill (silicone gel or saline) and surface (smooth or textured), and covers rupture, capsular contracture, rare complications, and what to check during your consultation.
Capsular contracture: causes, prevention, and treatment
Based on published research, this article explains what capsular contracture after breast implant surgery is, its known risk factors and the principles of prevention, and how it is treated once it develops and the chance that it will come back.
What is breast implant-associated lymphoma (BIA-ALCL)?
Based on published research, this article explains BIA-ALCL, a rare lymphoma associated with breast implants: what it is, how often it occurs, its relationship to the implant surface, symptoms such as late seroma, and how it is diagnosed and treated.
Implant position: over the muscle, under the muscle, and dual plane
This article explains the differences between the layers in which breast implants are placed (under the breast gland, under the muscle, dual plane, and under the fascia), the complications discussed for each position, the limits of the evidence, and what to check during your consultation.
Incision sites for breast augmentation: armpit, areola, and breast fold
Based on published research, this article explains the features of the incision sites used in breast augmentation (the breast fold, the areola, and the armpit), study findings on implant malposition, revision surgery, and breastfeeding, and what to check during your consultation.
Breast lift (correcting sagging breasts): methods and what to consider
Based on published research, this article explains the incision methods and assessments used in a breast lift to correct sagging breasts, the risks of combining it with implants, pain management and scarring, and what to check during your consultation.
Breast reduction: benefits and recovery
Based on published research, this article explains the evidence that breast reduction, which relieves symptoms caused by large breasts, improves quality of life, along with surgical methods and shape, complications and chronic pain, recovery, and what to check during your consultation.
Can you breastfeed after breast surgery?
Based on published research, this article explains how breast augmentation with implants affects breastfeeding, how this relates to the incision site, rare complications involving milk discharge, preparing before childbirth, and what to check during your consultation.
Uneven breasts (breast asymmetry): causes and correction
This article explains the causes of breast asymmetry, which is common, complex deformities such as tuberous breasts, the principles and limits of correction with implants, and what new asymmetry can mean when you already have implants.
Breast implant rupture: symptoms and testing
This article explains when and why breast implants rupture, how the symptoms differ between silicone and saline implants, testing methods such as MRI and ultrasound, and the options available once a rupture is confirmed.
Breast implant illness (BII): the current state of research
This article explains breast implant illness (BII), the systemic (whole-body) symptoms experienced by people with breast implants: the symptoms reported, conflicting views on its cause, changes after implant removal, and what to consider when having removal surgery.
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