Breast Augmentation

Breast Augmentation is the surest way to have a shapelier, sexier figure, even if you weren’t endowed with the DNA from birth. Whether it’s because you would like to wear certain clothes, make your waist appear smaller, or simply restore the way you once looked before age and pregnancy took their toll, breast augmentation can help you achieve that goal.

Breast Lift

A Breast Lift raises and reshapes sagging breasts that over the years have lost their fullness and elasticity. For a more youthful appearance, the breasts are lifted and the areola is reduced. In some cases, breast implants are inserted in conjunction with a breast lift, which affords patients the ability to increase breast size in addition to obtaining a shapelier, firmer look.

Breast Reductions

Breast Reductions are usually performed because the size of a woman's breasts is affecting their comfort and health. Breasts that are too large cause a myriad of problems including back and neck pain, skin irritation, skeletal deformities and breathing problems. Bra straps may leave indentations on the wearer’s shoulders and young girls may feel embarrassed by their large chests.

Breast Reconstruction

Breast Reconstruction involves not only your plastic surgeon but your breast surgeon's input to ensure that you are in the best possible condition for reconstructive surgery. Most mastectomy patients are medically appropriate for reconstruction, many at the same time that the breast is removed. The best candidates, however, are women whose cancer, as far as can be determined, seems to have been eliminated by mastectomy.

Still, there are legitimate reasons to wait. Many women aren't comfortable weighing all the options while they're struggling to cope with a diagnosis of cancer. Others simply don't want to have any more surgery than is absolutely necessary. Some patients may be advised by their surgeons to wait. Women with other health conditions, such as obesity, high blood pressure, or smoking, may also be advised to wait.