Breast Augmentation
Breast augmentation surgery is one of the most frequently performed surgical operations among body surgeries, preferred by patients who are disturbed by breast smallness or asymmetry.
Breast augmentation surgery is one of the most frequently performed surgical operations among body surgeries, preferred by patients who are disturbed by breast smallness or asymmetry. As a result of the operation, a larger, fuller and symmetrical appearance of the breasts is achieved.
Breast augmentation involves inserting a prosthesis or fat injection under the pectoral muscle. The patient decides which of these methods is used and how big the breast should become, accompanied by a specialist's opinion. The recovery time after the surgery varies from person to person, but on average, it is 2-3 weeks. Breast augmentation surgery is one of those procedures where the desired appearance is achieved in the shortest possible time, and the patient is very satisfied.
Patients often prefer breast surgery since the surgery and recovery process are very comfortable, and the result looks esthetic quickly.
During the breast augmentation surgery, which takes about 1.5 - 2 hours, 4-5 cm incisions are made under the armpit, under the breast, or from the nipple, and the selected prosthesis is placed under the breast, or muscle tissue. After the surgery, our patient is kept under observation in the operating room for one night, she/he can return home or to her/his hotel.
Day 1: After the breast augmentation surgery, the patient wears a special corset bra. Oral food intake is possible 2 hours after surgery, and walking is possible 4 hours after surgery. The patient is kept under observation in the hospital for one night. The next day, the patient can go to the hotel or home and rest.
Day 7: The first week after surgery is very important for the patient to rest. As the week progresses, a decrease in pain and edema is observed each day.
Week 7-14: The patient can return to daily exercises that are not tiresome. The patient should avoid movements that strain the area and continue to take care to protect it from impact.
Month 2: By the end of the 2nd month after the surgery, the recovery is largely complete, the edema has subsided, and the breast begins to take on its final appearance. The patient can return to strenuous sports activities after the 2nd month.