Breast Enlargement Houston

Houston Breast Enlargement


Breast Enlargement Information

Mammaplasty is the medical terminology for what most people refer to as breast enhancement, breast enlargement, breast augmentation, or breast implant procedure. This procedure utilizes implants to give a fuller appearance of the breasts.

Length and details of the Breast Enlargement procedure

In this procedure the goal is to enhance the size of breasts using implants filled with saline or silicon. The length of operation typically runs between 1 to 2 hours. For this type operation the patient is given general anesthesia or local anesthetic with sedation. Breast Enlargement procedures are usually outpatient.

Risks and/or complications related to Breast Enlargement

For most Breast Enlargement procedures the potential side effects consist of temporary soreness, swelling, change in nipple sensation, and bruising. Individuals will find their breasts to be sensitive to stimulation for several weeks after surgery.

In addition there are other associated risks with this procedure that include deflation, the formation of scar tissue around the implant, bleeding or infection, changes in nipple sensitivity and skin often permanent in duration. Individuals with Breast Implants also must have specific techniques to for Mammography exams.

For most patients the recovery time needed should be between 3 and for weeks with a return to work in a few days after the procedure. The fading of scars will occur over several months to a year.

Long-term results of Breast Enlargement

The effectiveness and duration of the procedure varies as some Breast implants may require removal or replacement.

How much does a Breast Enlargement procedure cost?

Costs for a Breast Enlargement procedure run in-between $3,000.00 to $8,000.00.

Will my insurance cover a Breast Enlargement procedure?

Because a Breast Enlargement procedure is considered an elective procedure, insurance usually will not cover the operation. However in some cases such as reconstructive surgery it may be medically necessary, your health care insurance may be able to cover the costs.

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