One of the most common cosmetic treatments for women is, undoubtedly, breast enhancement. Our breasts not only affect our silhouette, but we can often see them as something of a symbol of our femininity, so when we’re not happy with their shape, size, or how they sit on our body, getting some help with them can legitimately improve self-esteem. However, as with any cosmetic treatment, it’s important to know what you’re getting into and what your options are to ensure the best results.
Lifts Vs. Implants
Firstly, you should understand the difference between lifts and implants, and which might better help you achieve your goals. Breast lifts shape and raise existing tissues, reducing the sagging caused by aging, weight changes, or pregnancy. However, breast enlargement tends to be the more popular choice, which is designed to increase volume, fullness, and often symmetry. Some patients benefit from one over the other, or even use both to get their optimal shape.
Exploring The Types Of Implants
While most lifts work pretty much the same, there are different kinds of implants that you might want to consider. The most popular material for breast implants is silicone "gummy bear" implants, but saline is also a common choice, and you should consider the different look, feel, and maintenance considerations of each. Implant shape also matters, as round implants can offer more fullness, while teardrop implants aim to mimic the natural shape of the breast.
Understanding The Process
Whatever option you go for, your surgeon will explain the procedure to you, but it’s also important to consider the recovery after. You may need some time to allow for healing without heavy lifting or strenuous exercise, and support garments (like compression bras) may be recommended to help maintain shape. Most patients experience some swelling, soreness, and limited mobility, but this tends to subside after a couple of weeks.
Making A Long-Term Commitment
If your breast enhancement includes implants, then you might need to consider how you will care for them in the long-run, too. They can require replacement in the future, though generally, they can last well over a decade. Some adjustment and treatment might be needed for complications such as a change in sensation or shape over time, as well. Basically, you should be willing to accommodate them in the long term and make return check-up appointments if you opt for enhancement.
Choosing The Right Professionals
Whatever breast enhancement treatment you opt for, you should ensure that you’re doing it with the help of a quality, experienced practitioner. Make sure that they’re licensed, with the right credentials and history, and take the time to consult with them. You can get a good idea of how comfortable you are with them when you see how able they are to answer your questions and address any concerns you might have.
A breast enhancement can do a lot to change how you see and carry yourself, but you should always go into any cosmetic procedure with the right expectations and understanding of the available choices.


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