Breast Augmentation Incisions Options.


 
When it comes to placing implants during a breast augmentation (Breast Augmentation Miami), patients have a number of different options, each of which has its own advantages and disadvantages that should be discussed in full detail during the consultation with Dr. Spera. The following are three techniques for Breast Augmentation Miami:

Periareolar – This incision is made around the outer margin of the areola.

Transaxillary – This incision is made underneath the arms.

Inframammary – This incision is made in the lower crease below the breasts

Regardless of location, breast augmentation incisions (Breast Augmentation Miami) tend to heal extremely well for the majority of patients, and with the proper postoperative care, their final appearance is often rather inconspicuous

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