Breast Augmentation (Breast Implant)

Yes. Silicone implants mimic the natural breast tissue feel and move with your body.

In most cases, yes. The implants don’t interfere with breast glands if placed correctly.

We use minimal, well-hidden incisions either around the areola or under the breast fold, ensuring scars fade over time.

While implants are long-lasting, they are not considered lifetime devices. Most last 10–20 years, but they may need replacement or revision over time due to aging, rupture, or aesthetic changes.

The main types are silicone gel implants and saline implants. Silicone feels more natural, while saline is filled with sterile salt water. Your surgeon can help decide which suits your body and goals best.

You may be a good candidate if you're physically healthy, have fully developed breasts, and want to enhance breast size, correct asymmetry, or restore volume lost due to weight loss or pregnancy.

Augmentation increases size and fullness, while a breast lift (mastopexy) raises and reshapes sagging breasts. They can be done separately or combined, depending on your needs.

Yes, especially when using silicone implants and placing them under the muscle. The natural feel also depends on your existing breast tissue, skin elasticity, and implant type.

Incisions are usually made in discreet areas like the breast crease, armpit, or around the areola. Scars fade over time and are often barely noticeable with proper care.

Most people return to light activities within 3–7 days and resume normal routines in 4–6 weeks. Full healing and final results may take a few months.

Not unless there’s a problem. While implants don’t expire, they may need to be replaced if there’s rupture, leakage, or aesthetic changes over time. Regular checkups are important.

Cup size is a guide, but surgeons focus more on implant volume (measured in cc) and your body proportions. Your surgeon will help you choose a size that fits naturally with your frame.

Some discomfort is expected in the first few days, especially if implants are placed under the muscle. Pain is usually well-managed with prescribed medications and gradually eases within a week.

Possible risks include infection, implant rupture, capsular contracture (hardening of scar tissue), and changes in nipple sensation. Most complications are rare and manageable with prompt care.

Implants may slightly obscure mammogram images, but experienced radiologists can use special techniques to ensure accurate screening. Always inform your technician about your implants.

Yes. Breast augmentation is often combined with procedures like a breast lift, tummy tuck, or liposuction as part of a "mommy makeover" or complete body contouring plan.

Costs vary by location, surgeon, and implant type, but breast augmentation in India typically ranges from ₹1.5 lakhs to ₹3.5 lakhs. This usually includes hospital stay, surgeon’s fee, and implant cost.

Implants can shift slightly over time due to gravity, weight changes, or aging, but significant movement is rare if they’re properly placed and supported by healthy tissue.

Yes, implants can be removed or replaced if you're unhappy with the results or develop complications. Revision surgeries are available to correct issues or adjust size and shape.

Not right away. You should sleep on your back for at least 4–6 weeks after surgery to avoid pressure on the implants. Once fully healed, most can return to their usual sleeping positions.

Silicone implants feel more natural and are preferred for their realistic texture. Saline implants are filled with sterile salt water and may be slightly firmer. Your body type, aesthetic goals, and medical history can help determine the best choice.

"Drop and fluff" describes how implants settle into a more natural position after surgery. Initially, breasts may look high and tight. Over 6–12 weeks, they gradually drop into place and the tissue softens around them.

Yes. Breast augmentation can correct asymmetry by using different implant sizes or shapes in each breast. However, perfect symmetry may not always be achievable, especially if there's a natural difference in ribcage or muscle.

Temporary changes in nipple sensitivity are common after surgery. Some people experience increased or reduced sensitivity, especially if the incision is near the areola. In most cases, sensation returns within a few months.

Yes, pregnancy and breastfeeding can stretch breast tissue, which may affect the appearance of your implants. Some women notice sagging or volume changes and may opt for a revision or lift afterward.