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Breast Implants are placed either behind the breast tissue or under the pectoralis muscle on the chest wall.
- Have a more natural shape in thin women
- A lower chance of capsular contracture (hardening) of the implant
- it is easier for mammography
- Look natural in women with thicker tissue over the muscle
- Age more naturally in women with a good amount of (pre-op) breast volume
- Better correct sagging of the breast
- In the crease under the breast
- Under the areola around the nipple
- In the armpit
All of these have advantages and disadvantages which you should discuss at your consultation with Dr Sellars. Breast Augmentation Surgery
Breast Augmentation surgery requires a general Anaesthetic, with the operation taking 1-2 hours, and is usually performed as a day-stay or overnight-stay procedure.
Following the surgery it is important to have restricted light activities, with no lifting or heavy duties for 7-10 days. Most patients may drive again and return to work within 10 days after the surgery. Heavy activities and sport should not be undertaken for 3-4 weeks following the surgery.
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