Breast Surgery
Breast Augmentation
Increases breast size and shape using implants or fat transfer.
Price
On consultation
Duration
1–2 hours
Recovery
Most patients return to non-strenuous work within a week; strenuous exercise and heavy lifting are generally avoided for 4–6 weeks.
Breast augmentation increases the size, changes the shape, or restores volume to the breasts, most commonly using silicone or saline implants placed either above or below the chest muscle. Some patients instead choose fat transfer augmentation, using liposuctioned fat from elsewhere on the body — this gives a more modest increase in size but avoids implants entirely.
Common reasons patients seek augmentation include naturally smaller breast size, asymmetry, or restoring volume lost after pregnancy, breastfeeding, or weight loss. Implant size, shape (round or teardrop), and placement are chosen based on the patient's existing breast tissue, chest anatomy, and desired outcome, discussed in detail during consultation.
Breast implants are not lifetime devices — most manufacturers and surgeons recommend patients understand they may need replacement or revision surgery at some point in the future, and regular follow-up is part of long-term care.
Frequently Asked Questions
This page provides general information only. Every procedure is evaluated individually — final suitability, technique, and pricing are confirmed during an in-person consultation.