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Agree toTerms and ConditionsBreast implants are a surgical procedure used to improve the size and form of a woman's breasts. The treatment involves placing saline or silicone-filled implants into the breasts to obtain the desired size and improve the overall breast look.
Women with naturally small breasts may desire a more proportionate figure.
In some cases, breast sizes may differ significantly, and implants can achieve symmetry.
Breast reconstruction after mastectomy or breast injury can be accomplished with implants.
Enhanced breast size can positively impact body image and self-assurance.
Implants can create a balanced and harmonious figure.
After pregnancy or weight loss, implants can restore breast volume and shape.
Patients can choose from various implant sizes and shapes to achieve their desired outcome.
Discuss your goals with the plastic surgeon.
Discuss with your surgeon to choose the appropriate implant size, type, and placement.
You will need to go through a thorough medical evaluation to ensure you are a suitable candidate for the procedure.
Your surgeon may advise you to adjust or discontinue certain medications before surgery to reduce the risk of complications.
It is best to quit smoking before the procedure. It will help reduce the risk of complications and enhance healing.
The procedure will be performed under general anesthesia to ensure the patient's comfort and safety.
Surgeon will make a single incision in one of three places: The crease under your breast (inframammary). Under your arm (axillary). Around your nipple (periareolar).
After making the incision, the surgeon will separate your breast tissue from the chest muscles and connective tissue. This creates a pocket either behind or in front of the outermost chest muscle (pectoral muscle). The implant will then be placed into this pocket and centered behind your nipple.
Saline implants are placed empty and filled with saline water once in place. Silicone implants come pre-filled with silicone gel.
Once the implant is in place, the surgeon will close the incision, typically using stitches (sutures). Then your surgeon will bandage it with skin adhesive and surgical tape.
Patients can typically return home on the same day but should avoid strenuous activities for several weeks.
Pain medications are prescribed to manage any discomfort experienced after the procedure.
Patients may be advised to wear a compression garment or a supportive bra to aid healing and reduce swelling.
Make sure you go for a regular follow-up appointments. with your surgeon to monitor healing and address any concerns.
These implants are filled with a saline solution after placement, offering adjustable volume and a uniform shape.
Silicone gel-filled implants provide a more natural feel and contour.
The recovery time after breast implant surgery varies from person to person. Most patients can start with their light activities within a week, but full recovery, including the resolution of swelling and bruising, may take several weeks.
Although rare, infection can occur around the implant site and may require additional treatment.
Scar tissue can form around the implant, causing it to feel firm or misshapen.
Implants may rupture or leak over time, requiring replacement or removal.
Some patients may experience temporary or permanent changes in breast and nipple sensations.
Liposuction is used to harvest fat from other body areas, which is then purified and injected into the breasts to add volume.
This procedure is aimed at lifting and reshaping sagging breasts without the use of implants.
Breast implants won't prevent breast sagging. A breast lift may be recommended alongside augmentation to address sagging.
Implants may not last a lifetime, typically around 10 years. Rupture is possible, and aging or weight changes can affect appearance, possibly requiring further surgery.
Breast implants may complicate mammograms, necessitating additional specialized views for proper screening.
Breast implants might affect breastfeeding for some women, though others may still be able to breastfeed successfully.
Removing implants may require additional surgery, like a breast lift, to restore the breasts' appearance.
Regular screening for silicone implant rupture is recommended by the FDA, with breast MRIs every five to six years, followed by routine screening every two to three years. Ultrasound may be an alternative, depending on symptoms. Discuss with your plastic surgeon for specific monitoring guidelines.
Bajaj Finserv Health offers financial assistance through our Health EMI card, providing patients with the means to undergo breast implant surgery without undue financial burden.
The card grants access to a wide range of healthcare services at partner hospitals and clinics.
The EMI card allows patients to convert medical expenses into affordable monthly installments.
Bajaj Finserv Health ensures that no interest is charged on EMI payments, making it a cost-effective solution for patients.
If you or someone you know is considering breast implants, consulting with a qualified plastic surgeon is crucial to understand the procedure and expected outcomes. With the financial assistance offered by Bajaj Finserv Health's Health EMI card, breast implant surgery becomes more accessible.