It is a popular choice among the new generation of girls, aiming to enhance their appearance and boost confidence. The procedure involves placing a breast implant to increase the size and create a more beautiful look. The surgery is performed using anesthesia and sleeping pills, ensuring a simple and safe process for patients. This technique ensures that patients do not experience pain during the surgery, making the overall experience comfortable and pain-free. Many women opt for breast augmentation to achieve their desired personality, look good in clothes, feel more confident at social events, or add curves and enhance their body’s contours.
The most commonly used material in breast implants nowadays is cohesive gel. This gel maintains its shape within a silicone shell, and in the event of a rupture or shell leak, the silicone gel remains intact and does not leak into the body. In the past, breast implants used to contain saltwater, which could leak into the body if the implant broke.
At Seoul Clinic, all the brands of breast implants used are FDA approved in Thailand, the United States, and the country of origin. This ensures that patients receive genuine and high-quality products, providing them with a safe and reliable option for breast augmentation surgery
In Thailand, there are various breast implant options, including teardrop and round shapes, different sizes (cc), and shell types (smooth, sand, silk). The doctor evaluates the patient’s needs, anatomy, and surgical technique during the consultation to determine the best choice for a personalized and successful breast augmentation.
Is Breastfeeding after breast augmentation possible?
Breastfeeding after breast augmentation is generally possible, and studies show that silicone from breast implants is not typically found in the mother’s milk. However, if the surgical incision is made around the areola during breast augmentation, there may be some potential issues with breastfeeding. These issues can include breast tenderness, inflammation, and the possibility of capsular contracture.
If you experience breast pain, inflammation, or any concerns related to breastfeeding after breast augmentation, it is important to promptly inform your doctor. They can provide appropriate guidance and may prescribe antibiotics to alleviate symptoms. Open communication with your doctor is essential to ensure proper care and address any potential complications that may arise during breastfeeding after breast augmentation.
The duration of silicone breast
The duration that silicone breast implants last can vary from person to person. While manufacturers may claim that implants can last a lifetime, doctors cannot guarantee this due to external materials placed inside the body. In reality, nothing lasts forever, and breast implants may need to be replaced, removed, or reinserted over time.
The lifespan of breast implants differs for each individual. Some women may require replacement surgery after 10-20 years, while others can live longer without experiencing any issues or abnormalities.
Reasons for replacing breast implants also vary among individuals. Some opt for replacement to change to a larger size or alter the shape of the artificial breast. Complications or movement of the breast implant may also necessitate a replacement procedure. Ultimately, the need for replacement or revision surgery depends on the unique circumstances and preferences of each patient.
Which brand of silicone is the best?
Seoul Clinic selects high-quality silicone brands that have received FDA approval in both Thailand and the United States. While all these brands are considered good, there are variations in the toughness of the silicone shell, the quantity of silicone gel, and the density of the inserted silicone. These differences influence the softness of the skin and ultimately lead to varying results for patients undergoing breast augmentation.
Can breast augmentation lead to cancer?
There have been reports suggesting that textured breast implants may cause irritation to body tissues and, in some cases, lead to a rare form of cancer called breast implantassociated anaplastic large cell lymphoma (BIA-ALCL). However, no such reports have been associated with smooth breast implants.
