The changes in your breasts and your recovery process become more noticeable three weeks after surgery. Swelling decreases, and pain and discomfort lessen. Incision scars heal, and breast implants begin to take on a natural appearance.

There is no specific age for breast implant augmentation. However, breast development should be completed, and the individual should be emotionally mature. Additionally, having a realistic understanding of the risks and benefits of the surgery is important. Previous medical conditions and lifestyle factors should also be considered.

Certain individuals may not be suitable candidates for breast implant surgery due to various factors. Here are some considerations for individuals who may not be recommended for breast implants: It's important for patients to have a clear understanding of what breast implants can and cannot achieve. Individuals with certain unstable medical conditions or serious illnesses may not be suitable candidates for surgery. Conditions such as untreated cancer, uncontrolled diabetes, or severe cardiovascular disease may pose risks during surgery and recovery. Breast augmentation surgery is typically not recommended for women who are pregnant or breastfeeding. It's best to wait until after childbirth and breastfeeding to undergo breast augmentation to ensure stable breast size and shape. Ultimately, the decision to undergo breast augmentation should be made in consultation with our qualified plastic surgeon who can assess individual health status, discuss potential risks and benefits, and provide personalized recommendations.

The longevity of fat transfer to the breasts, also known as autologous fat grafting or natural breast augmentation, can vary from person to person. While some of the transferred fat may remain in the breasts permanently, a portion of the fat may be reabsorbed by the body over time. The survival and longevity of the transferred fat cells depend on various factors, including the technique used during the fat transfer procedure, the quality of the harvested fat, and individual characteristics such as metabolism and lifestyle factors. To optimize the longevity of fat transfer to the breasts, it's essential to follow post-operative instructions provided by our surgeon, maintain a stable weight, and avoid factors that can impact fat cell survival, such as smoking.