Breast Augmentation Cases

A cup to small D cup silicone breast augmentation done through an IMF (inframammary fold) incision so well placed and small that it cannot be seen 3 months after surgery!  A great outcome.

Loss of volume and deflation after children can be a real issue.  Here a breast implant augmentation was done using smooth round, silicone gel implants placed under muscle to achieve a very nice C cup outcome.

A cup to D cup implant augmentation through a small well hidden inframammary approach using smooth round silicone gel implants placed under muscle.  A beautiful result.

A cup to C cup breast augmentation using smooth round silicone gel implants placed through an inframammary approach and under muscle. A very fine and natural result.

This patient underwent silicone gel sub-muscular placement breast augmentation from A cup to full C cup. A great result!

This patient presented with AA cup. She underwent breast augmentation with smooth round silicone gel implants placed under muscle through a very small inframammary incision.  A fine C cup outcome.

Breast Augmentation is done through a tiny infra-mammary fold incision using smooth rounded silicone gel implants (under the muscle). Full C outcome from a small A.

This young woman desired breast augmentation to achieve a more proportional idealized size and shape match for her body. Saline implants through an inframammary approach, under the muscle, achieved a nice C cup outcome. A fine result.

A Cup breast hypoplasia augmented to D cup with silicone implants under the muscle. A fine result.

Very lean women with dramatically curved shaped torsos could potentially have issues with saline-filled breast implants migrating laterally and becoming extremely palpable. Silicone gel-filled implants offer the potential for a natural and long term stability result.

Here a patient was augmented from an A cup to full C with the artistry of implant pocket creation so the final result is a “natural” replication of a real breast. Her wide positioned breast folds (arrows) had to be released in order to allow the new breast to be medially positioned. A beautiful outcome.