Benefits of Breast Augmentation
- Enhances breast size and fullness for a more proportionate figure
- Improves breast symmetry and corrects minor asymmetries
- Boosts confidence and self-esteem with a more desired appearance
- Offers both surgical and non-surgical options to suit individual preferences
- Provides long-lasting results when performed by experienced professionals
- Customizable to your specific aesthetic goals and body type
How it Works
Before Treatment
- A detailed consultation is conducted to discuss your goals, medical history, and the most suitable treatment options.
- For surgical procedures, pre-operative tests and instructions will be provided.
- For non-surgical options, preparation may include avoiding certain medications and staying hydrated.
During the Treatment
Surgical Breast Augmentation
- Performed under general anesthesia.
Implants (saline or silicone) or fat transfer techniques are used to achieve the desired volume and shape. - The procedure typically lasts 1–2 hours.
Non-Surgical Breast Augmentation
- May involve injectables (e.g., hyaluronic acid fillers) or other innovative methods like radiofrequency or ultrasound treatments.
Sessions are quick, lasting 30–60 minutes, with minimal discomfort.
After Treatment
Surgical
- Recovery time is approximately 1–2 weeks for most activities, with full recovery in 4–6 weeks.
- Follow post-operative care instructions, including avoiding strenuous activities and wearing a supportive garment.
Non-Surgical
- No significant downtime; most clients resume normal activities immediately.
- Mild swelling or redness may occur and typically resolves within a day or two.
Candidates for
Breast Augmentation
Aesthetic Professionals
Elisha Hodge MEPN
Elisha is a Medical Esthetic Practitioner Nurse with 20 years of nursing experience plus 10+ years of nursing focused post-degree education.
Dr. Ronald Levine
Dr. Levine has been practicing since 1984. During this time, he has become one of the most distinguished plastic surgeons in Canada.
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Most Common questions Answered
What’s the difference between surgical and non-surgical breast augmentation?
Surgical augmentation involves implants or fat transfer for significant and long-lasting changes, while non-surgical options use fillers or energy-based devices for subtle, temporary enhancements.
How long do the results last?
Surgical results are long-lasting, while non-surgical results typically last 6–12 months and may require maintenance sessions.
Is the procedure painful?
Surgical procedures involve anesthesia to minimize discomfort, with some soreness during recovery. Non-surgical treatments are minimally uncomfortable and require no downtime.
How soon can I see results?
Surgical results are immediately noticeable but improve as swelling subsides over several weeks. Non-surgical results are often visible immediately, with optimal outcomes developing in a few days.
What are the risks?
Surgical risks include infection, scarring, or implant-related issues, which are minimized with proper care. Non-surgical risks are minimal and may include temporary swelling or redness.
Can I breastfeed after breast augmentation?
Most surgical techniques preserve the ability to breastfeed, but this varies depending on the method used. Non-surgical options do not affect breastfeeding.
