Breast Implants

It is first important to understand the values and qualifications of your surgeon.  Do they have your best interests at heart?

Round implants are essentially round in apperance and fairly symmetrical where the implant's centre of projection is generally right in the midline centre.

Anatomical implants have the projected point of the implant generally at the bottom third of the implant.  This will assist to have a certain aesthetic look which is different to that of round implants.  

Not all patients are suitable for anatomical implants and likewise with round implants.  It depends on a host of various aspects namely your soft tissue dimensions, soft tissue condition, medical issues, and many more various aspects that will be discussed with you confidently at your consultation with Dr Nara.

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As easy as they sound, they are actually very technical.  This also needs to be matched to your respective goals and expectations.  It is imperative for you to have a face to face consultation with Dr Nara prior to any surgery to understand the implications of each plane of dissection.

Essentially, under the muscle implies that your breast implants will be carefully and gently placed under your chest wall muscles.

Over the muscle implies placing your implant meticulously above the surface of your muscle yet behind the breast tissues.  This can be done in various ways.  Dr Nara also performs a modified version of the subfascial plane.  Simply book in for an appointment to find out more.

Dual plane implies that part of the chest wall muscles are released at its insertion to allow it to spring up in a controlled fashion.  This allows the bottom part of your implant to be directly under the breast tissue whereas the top half is under the muscle.  This gives you a different sort of look and may help if you have slightly sag in your breast tissue and/ or skin.

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This is a common question asked.  Whilst important to all patients, you may want to consider a few aspects that are best answered with questions..

• Who is your surgeon?  Do they have formal training in cosmetic surgery?
• Is your surgeon equipped with the skill, experience and the art of surgery to finesse your operation to your specific standards.
• Is your surgery performed in a fully accredited and licensed facility?
• Are you prepared to take time off work to accommodate for the recovery of surgery?
• Do I understand the consent process fully including the risks, complications and possibility of revisions for any surgical intervention?
• Will I receive good follow-up care and be compliant with the instructions given to me?
• Will I make things easier for myself after surgery? For example, who will look after the dog or the cat?

For details regarding our two packages for breast augmentation with implants feel free to contact us where terms and conditions apply.  However, formalised quotes can only be provided to you upon your unique exclusive consultation with Dr Kishen Nara.

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Incision lengths may vary depending on your goals, implant size, and surgical techniques used.  Generally, incision lengths may vary anywhere approximately from 35mm to 70mm.  Most importantly, consider who you surgeon is, whether they are particular about surgical technique and whether you are having this operation in an accredited and licensed facility.

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Incisions for breast implants or augmentation can be placed either just under the breast at the breast fold or inframammary fold, in the armpit, around the areolar or even through the navel.  More than 70% of surgeons in Australia place the incisions under the breast.  Are they all the same when placed under the breast?  No, they are uniquely different.  Dr Nara tailors the incision to your expectations and respective dimensions. 

Transaxillary breast augmentation or breast augmentation via an armpit incision can be performed in selected patients.  Some patients may feel a preference for the incision to be done from the armpit crease.  There are advantages and disadvantages that can be discussed at your consultation.  There are risks that may occur with any surgery so it is important to discuss and learn about them prior to surgery.  To learn more about the risks of surgery click here.  Patients who had previous issues with scarring or are concerned about the scar under the breast may have a preference for transaxillary breast augmentation given the use of the armpit incision.  The specific location about this can be discussed at your consultation with Dr Nara.

Whenever any of our patients at RevAesthetic develop any issues or concerns you must contact our support team or Dr Nara so we can attend to you.  This allows us to deliver the right treatment to you so that you get better.  It is not uncommon to have some degree of discomfort after breast implant surgery.  It is worth noting that each patient responds differently to surgery and each person's experience is unique.

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Sleeping is very important to rejuvente your strength and heal from surgery.  At RevAesthetic, we want to ensure that your beauty sleep is maintained.  Whilst every effort by yourself and the team is done to ensure you are comfortable, all patients will experience some degree of discomfort after all you have had surgery and something is at least different that will affect your sleep.  The best thing to do is to ensure that you do not put pressure on the chest or breast area after surgery.  You have to sleep facing up for a period of time before you are allowed to sleep from side to side.  This will actually help you to be more comfortable and in fact you will get better quality of sleep.  One trick is to make sure you have your box of tissues, water bottle ( plastic not glass), and medications right next to you all within arms reach so that you do not need to worry about your sleep.  

The most common complication after breast augmentation with implants is capsular contracture.  A capsule normally forms around your breast implants after surgery.  As this is entirely normal, it will envelop the implants from your breast tissue as well as any underlying structures in your body.  After sometime, almost all patients with implants will have "capsular contracture" or even the same capsule that surrounded your implants shrinks over time causing discomfort and a change of appearance of the breast.  The exact cause of this is unknown but some known contributory factors are bleeding, infection, pregnancy and implant surface type.

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Each and every individual who has surgery performed by Dr Nara has individualised after care instructions.  There is only one you and significant variations from person to person in terms of genetic makeup, medications, medical conditions, previous injury, and current physical function.  Most patients may return to light walking in days after surgery.  Others may resume light exercises 6 weeks from surgery.  

We tailor your after surgery care based on your individual requirements and function.

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