Breast augmentation
Today, it's easier than ever to enjoy the breast shape you've always dreamed of. Through a precise process, tailored to your unique characteristics and with a unique aesthetic approach, Dr. Zerach's experts provide you with a breast augmentation treatment that will highlight your body's features. Whether you want to improve breast symmetry, restore volume after childbirth or with the effects of age, or perform augmentation for any other purpose, our commitment to safety and natural results and our high expertise in breast augmentation treatments will allow you to enjoy optimal results.
The purpose of treatment
Breast augmentation surgery is designed to improve the size, shape, and overall appearance of the breasts. This treatment is suitable for anyone who is dissatisfied with the size or shape of their breasts and wants to make them look more proportional.
How does it work?
During the consultation, your existing breast shape will be assessed and implants will be selected that will provide the most accurate appearance and closely match your natural body features. After administering local anesthesia, incisions will be made under the breast and pockets will be created into which the implants will be inserted, which will be selected taking into account your preferences and unique anatomy. We use implants made of high-quality, advanced materials to ensure high durability and a particularly natural appearance.
Duration of treatment
The procedure lasted several hours.
Pain level
After breast implant surgery, you will experience pain and swelling in the chest area. Follow your doctor’s instructions and take painkillers to minimize discomfort.
Warnings
During the recovery period, you should wear a supportive bra and take the prescribed medication. You should avoid strenuous exercise and applying pressure to the chest area.
Recovery time
The initial recovery period after breast implant surgery usually lasts several weeks. During this time, swelling gradually decreases, and the breasts begin to settle into their final position. It is important to attend follow-up appointments as scheduled to monitor the progress of your recovery.
