Breast augmentation: volume without disturbing proportion.
Breast procedures are among the most frequently requested aesthetic treatments. Good planning aims to improve shape and volume while preserving natural proportions.
Personalised advice
Planning begins with a one-to-one conversation with a trusted specialist. The process is guided by reviewing goals, body proportions and lifestyle details. Procedure options, the stages of recovery and any concerns about results are discussed openly.
An explanation of the procedure
Breast augmentation aims for a smooth and proportionate appearance by improving the size and shape of the breasts. Every procedure is carried out carefully so that the results remain natural and scarring is kept to a minimum.
- Improves breast volume and overall shape
- Creates natural symmetry and soft contours
- Scarring is minimised with advanced surgical approaches
- High-quality implants provide long-lasting satisfaction
The recovery process
The first few weeks focus on rest, light activity and keeping swelling under control. Over time the body adapts and discomfort gradually decreases. Following medical instructions consistently helps the implants settle correctly and supports natural, long-lasting results.
Proper aftercare includes wearing a support garment, resting plenty and avoiding pressure on the chest area.
- Avoid intense or high-impact exercise
- Do not lift anything heavy until your surgeon approves
- Do not sleep face down, to avoid pressure on the implants
- Avoid sudden or jerking arm movements
Frequently asked
How long do breast implants last?
They are durable by design, but they are not a permanent solution. Their lifespan usually ranges between 10 and 20 years, depending on the type of implant, the placement and individual factors. Regular check-ups allow implant integrity to be monitored.
When can I return to normal activities?
Most people can return to light activity after a few weeks; swelling and tightness may continue for a while. Full recovery takes a few months as the tissues settle.
What should I avoid after surgery?
Intense exercise, pressure on the chest area and heavy lifting. Smoking, alcohol and missed follow-up care also affect healing adversely.