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Everyone has their own reasons for wanting breast enlargement. Whether this is because you feel your breasts are uneven, too small, or you feel they do not suit your body shape – at Medisculpt, we provide a personalised service designed to bring out your inner confidence.
Breast enlargement, also known as breast augmentation, is a surgical procedure aimed at enhancing the size and shape of the breasts. This transformative surgery involves the placement of implants impants and fat (composite) or, in some cases, a fat transfer for those looking for a smaller enlargement.
During the procedure, our highly experienced plastic surgeon will make an incision under the breast area. This creates a pocket behind the breast tissue or under the chest muscle, where the implant is inserted. Your journey with Medisculpt will be special and as unique as you are. Our specialist surgeon, with over 20 years of experience, will personally guide you in selecting the ideal implant size and placement. Dr Helena Antoniadou will also consider your physical needs, body shape, existing breast tissue, and most importantly, the results you want to achieve. We are here to help you craft a solution that is tailored just for you.
Like any surgery, there can be potential risks with breast enlargement, and our surgeon will always be thorough, and go through these with you during your consultation.
Learn how our Breast Enlargment procedures at Medisculpt can boost your confidence, helping you feel and look your best!
Breast enlargement surgery allows clients to achieve their desired breast size and shape, enhancing their overall body proportions and symmetry.
By achieving their desired breast size, clients often experience a significant boost in self-esteem and body confidence, leading to a more positive self-image and quality of life.
With larger and more proportionate breasts, clients have a wider range of clothing options available to them, allowing them to wear styles that may not have been flattering or comfortable before the surgery.
Breast enlargement surgery can correct breast asymmetry, where one breast is noticeably smaller than the other, resulting in a more balanced and harmonious appearance.
Individuals contemplating breast enlargement surgery often desire a larger cup size for various reasons, including:
During your Breast Enlargement procedures, you and your surgeon, Dr Helena Antoniadou, will discuss the procedure, the journey process and all the details in between. For our Breast Enlargement surgery, we use general anaesthesia. Overall, there will be no discomfort for you during the procedure, and it will reduce any riks of remembering any pain from the surgery. Ultimately, the most uncomfortable part of the surgery you will feel is the the moment the anaesthesia IV or injection is inserted.
To book a consultation, discuss your concerns or simply have a conversation about one of our procedures, please fill out the form and we will get in touch as soon as possible!
Patients post-surgery for Breast Enlargement procedures should expect some bruising, swelling and dissolving sutures. This area should be kept dry for 1 week. A supportive bra for 6 weeks (about 1 and a half months) should also be worn to ensure comfort, healing and safety. It is also advised to avoid lifting/gym for 4-6 weeks (about 1 and a half months).
Our Breast Enlargement procedures at Medisculpt are a day case. This means that patients can typically return home the same day after the surgery. The procedure usually takes around 1 hour to be completed, allowing patients to recover in the comfort of their own home.
Please read as much in advance of your operation as possible- this is important information for your safety about your surgery. If your procedure is under General Anaesthetic or Local Anaesthetic with Sedation it is important that you follow the fasting instructions that are included within this letter.
When you come in for the procedure, please ensure the area is clean and free of oil-based products. Bring a supportive bra and loose clothing.
Smoking
It is strongly encouraged that you stop smoking. This will reduce your risk of respiratory and anaesthetic complications after your operation. There are a number of options to help you stop smoking- please speak to a GP to discuss which option will be the most suitable for you. Acupuncture and hypnotherapy can also help some patients.
Alcohol
Drinking alcohol can greatly affect the outcome of your surgery. It is advisable to avoid or consume limited alcohol to help a speedy recovery.
Medications
Please bring your medications with you on the day of your appointment for surgery. Bring with you a list of all prescribed and over-the-counter medications that you take, including the dosage and strength. Check beforehand with the surgeon which medications to take on the day of surgery. If you prefer, staff will be happy to enquire on your behalf. Vitamins or supplement use should be stopped 2 weeks prior to operation. If you are advised to take your medication, swallow only the smallest amount of water and inform the anaesthetist or nurse on the day of surgery.
Warfarin– If your surgeon tells you to stop taking Warfarin before surgery, you must contact the doctor who monitors your Warfarin and get approval before you stop taking any doses.
Patients with Diabetes
On the morning of surgery, do not take your insulin or diabetic pill, but rather bring this with you. If your arrival time is after 9 a.m. or you are not feeling well, immediately notify the staff that you are an insulin dependent diabetic. If you take insulin and need to take a bowel prep the day before surgery, check with your medical doctor or nurse about insulin doses.
Patients with Asthma
Bring your inhaler(s) with you to the hospital. If needed, you may use your inhaler as directed by the doctor.
Nail Polish/ Tips/ Wraps/ Gels (Etc.)
All nail polish should be removed before your arrival to surgery. We understand that tips, wraps, gels, etc. are expensive, however we ask that these products are removed for your safety. This will help the anaesthetist to accurately monitor your oxygen level during surgery.
Clothing
You will be most comfortable in loose-fitting, easily-folded clothing and low-heeled/ flat shoes.
Hearing Aids
Patients who wear hearing aids should wear them to the appointment on the day of surgery so that you can hear and understand everything that is communicated to you.
Dentures
You will be asked to remove all non-permanent dental wok before your surgery. Please bring a denture cup with you.
Contact Lenses
Wear glasses when possible. If contact lenses must be worn, bring your lens case and solution with you to the hospital. If glasses are worn, bring a case to hold them in.
Hair, Wigs and Hairpieces
Wear your hair loose or tie with a simple band. Avoid the use of clips, pins or bulky headbands.
Do not use hair spray.
Before going into surgery, patients will be asked to remove wigs and hairpieces.
Makeup and Perfume
Makeup and perfume should not be worn on the day of surgery.
Food and Drink (Fasting)
You should stop consuming milk (coloured liquids) and food at least 6 hours before having your anaesthetic administered to you. You should stop consuming clear liquids (e.g. water or tea without milk) at least 2-3 hours before surgery. If your surgery is in the morning, we suggest to stop eating/ consuming coloured liquids & food at 12am, if your surgery is in the afternoon your should stop consuming coloured liquids & food 6 hours prior, a light lunch is allowed.
Discharge from Hospital
You must have an escort with you on your discharge from hospital. if there are any unexpected medical issues found on the day of your operation, then on rare occasions the surgery may have to be postponed or cancelled for your own safety. If your operation is to be done under a general anaesthetic or sedation, you will not be able to drive afterwards, so please ensure you make arrangements for your safe return home.
Patients should expect some bruising and swelling post-surgery. Dissolving sutures are used in this surgery so it’s important ro keep dry for 1 week. Also, a supportive bra must be worn for 6 weeks (about 1 and a half months). Avoid lifting/gym for 4-6 weeks (about 1 and a half months).
“A big thank you. I am so grateful to you and delighted with my new boobs! It was worth the wait! Please also thank your fantastic team on my behalf, they were all so professional and caring.”
“I’d just like to say THANK YOU so much for what you have done for me. I never got to day thank you in person- you have changed my life. You are an amazing woman and I wish that I had come to see you years ago.”
“I would like to thank you for all your skills and kindness during the operation. You are a wonderful and gifted person and I shall never forget you.”
From minimally invasive procedures to complex surgical treatments, we offer a wide range of surgical specialties, including face, body and breast procedures. Our state-of-the-art facilities are equipped with the latest advancements in medical technology to ensure optimal surgical outcomes and patient safety.
At Medisculpt, our priority is to help you achieve your goals. From consultation to finish, we always put in that extra effort to ensure your journey is as smooth and pleasant as possible. We aim to actively involve our patients in decision-making processes, and providing thorough pre-operative education and post-operative support.
Whether you are seeking subtle enhancements or complete transformations, we are here to listen, support, and empower you to achieve your desired goals.
