Beautiful and firm breasts are a symbol of femininity, so it is natural that chest surgery is one of the most popular procedures in plastic surgery, and at the same time in the practice of plastic surgeon Kęstutis Maslauskas. When performing breast augmentation with implants, the surgeon uses only the highest quality, certified breast implants (Motiva implants are used), which is why breast surgeries is characterised by its reliability and minimal risk.
Which chest surgery will best suit your needs?
In order to achieve a natural result that meets the patient’s wishes, it is very important to discuss your expectations with the plastic surgeon who will perform the surgery. The conversation with the specialist will help you to make the final decision, but it is recommended to answer the essential questions and clarify your needs before the consultation.
- Not satisfied with your current breast size? There are two main options: breast augmentation with implants or breast augmentation with fat transfer. Implants allow you to achieve a larger, more precise shape and size. Meanwhile, for those looking for a very natural effect, fat transfer breast augmentation will provide this effect.
- Are you uncomfortable with your large breasts? Breast reduction surgery may be the right solution, not only for aesthetic changes, but also to improve your quality of life. Breast reduction surgery is usually combined with a breast lift. Meanwhile, men suffering from gynecomastia (enlargement of the mammary glands) may undergo gynecomastia surgery.
- Have you lost a lot of weight, noticed changes in your body shape due to ageing or breastfeeding? Breast lift surgery, which can be combined with other chest surgeries, will help to restore the firmness of your breasts.
myths and facts
Myth: Enlarged breasts do not look natural.
Fact: Motiva implants are used for breast surgery, providing both a comfortable feel and a natural look. For patients who want a particularly subtle result can undergo fat transfer breast augmentation, where fat is suctioned from the donor area and transplanted into the chest area.
Myth: It is not possible to breastfeed your baby after breast augmentation.
Fact: If a patient only has breast augmentation, the surgery does not affect breastfeeding. However, if a breast lift is performed at the same time, the risk of not being able to breastfeed after the surgery increases.
Myth: Breast surgery is extremely risky and implants often rupture.
Fact: Like any surgical procedure, breast surgery can be risky. However, if you choose a qualified surgeon and follow the recommendations for preparation and the post-surgery period, the risk of complications remains minimal.
Motiva implants are used in breast augmentation surgery and come with a warranty – if the implant breaks, it can be replaced with a new one, and in some cases Motiva provides financial support for implant replacement.
Myth: The healing period after breast surgery is extremely difficult and takes a long time.
Fact: In most cases, patients return to their daily activities or work after a few weeks.
Myth: Surgery can only be performed on young women.
Fact: Breast augmentation, breast reduction surgery and other breast surgeries are performed on women of all ages. The most important criteria are personal needs and health conditions, not age.
