Correction of Congenital Breast Deformities (Tuberous Breasts)
Correction of Congenital Breast Deformities
Breast augmentation enhances the size and shape of the breasts using implants (silicone or saline) or fat transfer. This procedure is ideal for individuals seeking to increase breast volume, improve symmetry, or restore fullness lost due to aging or weight loss.
Ideal Candidates
Patients desiring a natural breast appearance.
Individuals with sufficient donor tissue.
Those who have had previous radiation therapy.
Procedure Details
Techniques may include tissue expansion, implant placement, and reshaping of breast tissue to correct deformities.
Choosing the Right Surgeon:
Credentials and Experience: It’s critical to investigate a surgeon’s credentials, experience, and training when choosing one for a breast treatment. Expertise is demonstrated by board certification and membership in associations for professionals. Patient Testimonials and Reviews: Reading patient testimonials and reviews will provide you with a better understanding of the surgeon’s qualifications, demeanor on the operating table, and level of patient satisfaction. Personalized Consultation: Arrange meetings with many surgeons to talk about your expectations, worries, and aspirations. Select a surgeon who makes you feel at ease and confident in their skills, listens intently, and offers candid criticism.
Benefits
More natural look and feel.
No risk of implant-related complications.
Tissues age naturally with the body.
Recovery
Patients usually recover within 2-4 weeks, with follow-up appointments to monitor healing.