Breast augmentation surgery is a cosmetic surgical procedure performed to increase the volume of breast tissue. It is commonly chosen by women who desire to enlarge their breasts for aesthetic reasons, such as having small breast size or experiencing breast asymmetry. With this surgery, patients can achieve the desired size and shape of their breasts.

The most commonly used method in breast augmentation surgery involves the placement of breast implants or prosthetics beneath the breast tissue. Implants are typically filled with silicone gel or saline solution. The size, shape, and type of implants are determined based on the patient’s preferences, the condition of the breast tissue, and the doctor’s evaluation.

The surgery is performed under general anesthesia. The doctor makes a small incision either under the breast, in the crease beneath the breast, or around the areola, depending on the doctor’s preference and the patient’s breast anatomy. The implant is then placed beneath the natural breast tissue, and the incision is closed with stitches. The duration of the surgery usually ranges from 1 to 2 hours.

The goals of breast augmentation surgery include achieving a fuller breast structure, correcting breast asymmetry, reducing breast sagging, and providing a more aesthetic appearance. Patients often report increased confidence, expanded clothing options, and an improved sense of body balance as a result of breast augmentation surgery.