Breast Enlargement
Breast Implants (also known as breast enlargement) is a cosmetic procedure which alters the size or shape of the breast. It enhances a woman’s body contour and is often used to correct an imbalance in breast size. Augmentation can adjust a sag in the breast and increases firmness.
The procedure often improves ones appearance and may have a positive effect on self-esteem. With modern advances in plastic surgery, breast size, like any other enhancement, is a matter of personal choice. Breast augmentation is one of the most popular plastic surgery procedures available today. The surgery is safe, predictable, and can produce significant changes in a woman's appearance almost instantaneously.
Dr Merten and Dr Rome perform breast implant surgery in a fully accredited hospital, with the assistance of a consultant anesthetist. Generally an overnight hospital stay is required although you may choose day surgery. Recovery depends on the individual patient and you would be advised in detail prior to the procedure.
As part of the recovery you may experience swelling and bruising for several weeks as well as over or under sensitive skin. Although rare, complications such as scaring and infection may result from breast augmentation. Pure Aesthetics employs extensive measures to ensure complications are minimised.
One of the most common questions in breast implant surgery relates to the difference between saline and silicone implants. Both have an outer shell made from a thin layer of firm, tough silicone and the difference lies in the filling. Saline is basically sterile salt water. Silicone is a sticky gel.
Pure Aesthetics prefers to use silicone implants, however these options will be discussed with you at your consultation.
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Breast Implant Information Booklet
The Breast Implant Information Booklet is written by the TGA to ensure patients make an informed decision about breast implants.
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