breast Augmentation Procedures

breast Augmentation Procedures

Depending on the physician and the surgical method chosen, you have breast procedure can be performed as an inpatient (requiring an overnight stay in hospital or in outpatient clinics (do not need lodging). In general, the operations are performed breast augmentation on an outpatient basis in a hospital operating room and the Center for surgery or the surgical wing of the Office of the wounds. on average, the surgery took an hour to two hours.
General anesthesia is commonly used local anesthetic is also an option. Your surgeon can discuss with you the most appropriate choice of anesthesia for your procedure.
Your surgeon will make an incision and create a pocket "," or in space, within the breast tissue of the breast implant. The breast will be placed in the pocket, and filled the position. After that, the incision will be closed, usually with stitches, and possibly registered.
Breast augmentation surgery incision sites
Allowed to divide the smallest possible, and breast and usually include a blank and then filled with saline solution. Must be discussed with the surgeon the pros and cons of a particular site incision recommended to you.
There are three common incision sites: under the arm (axillary), around the nipple (periareolar), or within the breast fold (inframammary). If it was necessary to make an incision under the arm, the physician may use of a probe equipped with a mini-camera, along with minimally invasive (very small) instruments, to create a pocket "to" breast implant.
Periareolar - and this part is the most concealed, but may not be associated with a higher ability to succeed in breastfeeding, compared with the other incision sites.
Inframammary - and this part is much lower than periareolar and associated with concealed less difficult than the periareolar incision site when breast feeding.
Armpits - and this part is much lower than periareolar and associated with concealed less difficult than the periareolar incision site when breast feeding.
Umbilical / endoscopic - This incision site had not been studied and is not recommended.
Subglandular breast placement
Subglandular placement may make surgery and recovery time is shorter. May be less painful, and it may make it easily accessible to the laying of reoperation if necessary. This position may also make it easy to see and feel through your skin after transplant surgery. Capsular contracture is most likely with the placement subglandular and mammography with mammography may be more difficult.
Submuscular breast placement
Submuscular placement may make surgery for a longer period, you may make recovery longer, may be more painful, and may make it difficult to get some action from reoperation deposit subglandular. The potential benefits of this position is that it may lead to plant less clear, less shrinkage portfolio, and easier imaging of the breast with mammography.
No one incision, or choose the position is right for every woman. By knowing your options and discussed with your physician, both of you can decide on the construction / placement combination that is best for you.