Understanding the Finer Nuances of a Breast Augmentation Procedure
- Dr. Edwin Anthony
- Nov 14, 2016
- 2 min read
Are you planning to undergo a breast enlargement procedure because you are not satisfied with them? If yes, then it is essential to know about some important facts about the breast enlargement or augmentation procedure.
Which individuals are not suitable for this surgical procedure? Listed below are the individuals with certain medical conditions who are not suitable for this surgical procedure:
Previous history of radiation therapy
Pregnant woman
Breastfeeding woman
Individuals who are under the age of 18 are not suitable
Immune deficiency disease
Cancer
Usually, women in good physical health with normal weight and height and with no underlying medical conditions are considered suitable for this type of surgical procedure.
The process of Breast Augmentation
In this surgical procedure, a general anesthesia or local anesthesia is administered in order to remove the extra fat from other parts of the body. The fat then goes through a centrifugation process. After this, the fat is injected in the breast to give it a natural look. Most of the breast augmentations are performed by means of implants that are made from silicone and are packed with a fluid material, saline, or silicone emollient. While a growing number of women are opting for breast augmentation, many worry about implant insertion. Fat transfer, on the other hand, is a natural breast enhancement option. Whether your aim is to retrieve the volume of the breast, which is gone owing to breastfeeding, delivery, or dieting or to simply enhance the shape and size of the breasts, fat transfer is the right solution. This solution makes use of the fat of the individual in place of implants to give the breast the natural look and volume.
Thus, opt for fat transfer breast augmentation surgical procedure if you want your breast to get back the natural volume.
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