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Prosthesis augmentation mammoplasty is currently witnessing an unusual expansion of desire and increased possibilities for altering anatomical morphologies deviated from current beauty standards.
Objectives:
Breast augmentation is one of the most sought after interventions to correct the insufficient volume of the breasts through a prosthesis that replaces the gland tissue.
Before the intervention:
- There is no ideal prosthesis yet. Prostheses are a foreign body and the correlation with a rare form of lymphoma is discussed.
- The prostheses should be changed between 10 and 15 years
- The most common complication is capsular contact
- The size and shape of the prosthesis, the location of the scar, the subfascial or retro-muscular placement or the dual technique should be discussed in advance, meeting the patient’s wishes by talking realistically about all these aspects.
- Emphasis should be given not to take aspirin or any other medicines that interfere with coagulation 10 days before the intervention.
Results:
Anesthesia:
Classical general anesthesia or sedation completed with local anesthesia, depending on patient profile.
Duration:
Normal surgical time is about 60 to 90 minutes
Prosthesis augmentation mammoplasty is currently witnessing an unusual expansion of desire and increased possibilities for altering anatomical morphologies deviated from current beauty standards.
Objectives:
Breast augmentation is one of the most sought after interventions to correct the insufficient volume of the breasts through a prosthesis that replaces the gland tissue.
Before the intervention:
- There is no ideal prosthesis yet. Prostheses are a foreign body and the correlation with a rare form of lymphoma is discussed.
- The prostheses should be changed between 10 and 15 years
- The most common complication is capsular contact
- The size and shape of the prosthesis, the location of the scar, the subfascial or retro-muscular placement or the dual technique should be discussed in advance, meeting the patient’s wishes by talking realistically about all these aspects.
- Emphasis should be given not to take aspirin or any other medicines that interfere with coagulation 10 days before the intervention.
Results:
Anesthesia:
Classical general anesthesia or sedation completed with local anesthesia, depending on patient profile.
Duration:
Normal surgical time is about 60 to 90 minutes