Breast Augmentation
Surgical procedure to make the breasts bigger, fuller, or more symmetrical, usually for aesthetic reasons or to restore volume lost after pregnancy or weight loss.
The use of the cone technique reduces contact between the breast implant and surrounding tissue, allowing for easy insertion into the breast cavity without requiring an unnecessarily large incision. This results in a small, smooth, almost invisible incision.
Laparoscopy reduces damage to the breast tissue, resulting in smaller incisions (approximately 2-3 cm). Patients can return to their daily activities sooner compared to traditional surgery.
The silicone used is international standard silicone such as Motiva, Mentor, which is FDA approved and comes in a variety of shapes and textures to accommodate different patient needs.
Types of breast augmentation
Many women are searching for the answer to the question: What type of silicone breast implants are best? Currently, there are many different types of breast augmentation available to meet different needs. They are generally divided into two types:
Teardrop Breast Implant
Characteristics: Shaped like a water drop, thick at the base and tapering at the top. Suitable for those who want a natural look, breasts that are not too prominent, those with small breasts and want to enhance their naturalness.
Advantages: The shape looks more like a natural breast. Suitable for those with small breasts or thin breasts.
Round Breast Implant
Characteristics: Round shape, adding fullness to the upper part of the chest. Suitable for those who want fuller, more defined breasts and those who have had sagging breasts and want to tighten them
Pros: Looks beautiful and clear even when lying down. Suitable for those who like to wear clothes that show off their cleavage.
Dual Plane Breast Augmentation
A Natural, Balanced, and Beautiful Breast Enhancement Technique Dual Plane Breast Augmentation is one of the most advanced techniques used in modern cosmetic surgery. It combines the benefits of both submuscular (under the chest muscle) and subglandular (under the breast tissue) implant placement to achieve a more natural look, smoother contours, and long-term stability.
This method is especially preferred by surgeons for clients seeking natural movement, minimal rippling, and a soft, seamless upper breast.
What Is the Dual Plane Technique?
In the dual plane approach, the breast implant is placed partially under the pectoral muscle (upper portion) and partially under the breast tissue (lower portion). This allows the implant to sit naturally while also providing support and coverage
Benefits of this placement:
- More natural upper-pole appearance
- Better shape for women with mild breast sagging (ptosis)
- Reduces risk of visible rippling
- Soft, natural feel and movement
- Lower risk of capsular contracture
- Enhances contour for women with thinner breast tissue
- This technique offers the best of both worlds: the support of muscle placement and the natural drape of tissue placement.
Advantages of Dual Plane Breast Augmentation
- Natural shape with smooth upper pole
- Better implant coverage for slimmer patients
- Ideal for slight sagging without needing a breast lift
- Reduced rippling and implant visibility
- Long-term stability and improved aesthetic outcomes
- Maintains softness and natural movement when lying down or raising the arms
Suitable for those
✓ Wish to restore volume after pregnancy, breastfeeding, or weight loss
✓ Prefer a more defined cleavage or improved contour in clothing
✓ Experience asymmetry and want a more harmonious shape
✓ Naturally small breasts and wish to increase volume
✓ Desire fuller, more balanced breasts
Operation Time
About 2 hours
Anesthesia
General anesthesia
Stitch Removal
After 7 days
Hospitalisation
1 night stay in hospital
Follow-ups
Post care treatment
Recovery
May resume daily activities in 2 to 3 days