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Breast Augmentation

Enhance look of your breasts

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Breast Reconstruction

Restore breasts after a mastectomy

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Inframammary Fold Incision

Made below the breast fold and is the most commonly used incision site.

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Inframammary Fold Incision

The inframammary incision is made under your breast at the crease, where the breast meets the body. It’s generally less concealed than alternatives, but may cause fewer breastfeeding challenges than the peri-areolar option.

Peri-areolar Incision

Made around the nipple to help conceal the incision site.

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Peri-areolar Incision

The peri-areolar incision is made around the nipple to help conceal the incision site. It involves cutting through the breast tissue and may be associated with the risk of a change in nipple sensation compared to other options.

Transaxillary Incision

Made in the armpit and has the most concealed scar location because it is not on the breast.

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Transaxillary Incision

The transaxillary incision involves using a lighted camera (endoscope) to help tunnel through the area under the arm and create a pocket behind the breast. It’s primarily used to place saline breast implants before they’re filled.

Submammary / Subglandular Placement

The implant is placed under the glands, behind the breast tissue and over the pectoral muscle.

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Submammary / Subglandular Placement

Considerations

Surgery and recovery may be shorter
Recovery may be less painful
May provide easier access for reoperation

Pre-pectoral Placement

The implant is placed above the pectoral muscle.

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Pre-pectoral Placement

Considerations

Surgery and recovery may be shorter
Recovery may be less painful
May provide easier access for reoperation

Submuscular Placement

The implant is placed partially or wholly under the pectoralis major chest muscle.

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Submuscular Placement

Considerations

Surgery and recovery may be longer
Recovery may be more painful
Reoperation may be more difficult

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