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Breast enlargement surgery, also known as breast augmentation or augmentation mammoplasty, is a way to enhance your figure by increasing and firming the size and tone of your breasts through the insertion of breast implants. Deciding if Breast Enlargement Surgery is Right For You You would be a good candidate for breast enlargement surgery if you are in good physical and emotional health, not currently pregnant or breastfeeding, over eighteen years old, with realistic expectations of what breast enlargement surgery can do for you and your child bearing years are behind you. Some factors that may enter into your decision to have breast enlargement surgery may include: • You have always thought your breasts are too small and do not enhance your shape • Your breasts have changed after pregnancy and breastfeeding and lost their firmness and shape • A significant weight loss has altered the shape and size of your breasts • One of your breasts is noticeably larger than the other If you have been considering breast enlargement surgery it is important to choose a highly skilled surgeon with a special interest in the area of breast enlargement surgery who can guide you in choosing the size and shape of breast implant that is just right for your unique body frame and height, and who will discuss the procedure in depth and reveal the risks involved as well as the benefits. Are There Risks Involved in Breast Enlargement Surgery? The risks involved in breast enlargement surgery are few, but it is a surgical procedure and possible risks and complications do occur from time to time. Some of the complications and risks involve include: • The risk of infection • A condition known as “bottoming out” • Symmastia • Capsular contraction • Problems with anesthesia or medications An infection is always a risk when surgery is involved, while “bottoming out” refers to the incidence of an implant settling too low in the breast tissue. Symmastia is a condition that occurs that makes the breasts appear unnaturally close together and capsular contraction occurs when your body’s natural healing process creates an unwanted capsule around the breast implant similar to what happens with a pacemaker or artificial joint replacement. These complications can all be corrected with an additional surgical intervention and for the most part rarely occur. If you would like more information about breast enlargement surgery and you live in the Hartford, Greenwich, Waterbury or Glastonbury, Connecticut area, please visit the website of Stanley Foster, III, M.D., P.C. today.
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