Immediately following your breast augmentation, you will probably have some soreness and swelling. This is normal and can be managed with pain medication. Some women express concern that their breasts look larger than expected, but this is usually due to post-surgical swelling, which is very common and temporary. Once the swelling has subsided and the implants have settled into position, our patients are extremely pleased with their results.

In the initial weeks following your procedure, you will wear a post-surgical support bra. In addition to a gentle surgical technique, following aftercare instructions is the best method for ensuring a rapid recovery. You should be able to return to work and resume your normal routine within 1 week, but you will need to avoid exercise and strenuous activity for several weeks following your breast augmentation procedure.

Breast augmentation procedures are some of the most commonly performed cosmetic treatments, with hundreds of thousands of women choosing to get breast implants each year in the United States. As with any medical procedure, there are risks, making it vital that you choose an experienced and board-certified plastic surgeon to perform your breast augmentation.

Yes. A breast augmentation is frequently performed with or as part of a mommy makeover. This treatment usually includes breast implants and/or a breast lift with liposuction and/or a tummy tuck to reduce saggy skin and tighten lax abdominal muscles. Each of these procedures can also be performed alone.