Breast enlargement, in which case either silicone or saline implants will be inserted through the incision area of your choice. You have the option of having the implants introduced through your navel, areola, underarm, or through a natural crease in your bosom.
Two more important decisions include whether to opt for the teardrop-shaped implant or the round one, and which size to obtain. Your choices in these categories will determine whether your implants look significantly larger or more natural, so choose depending on your personal preferences.
Another type of breast augmentation is reduction. Though the desire for a reduction might surprise many people, pregnancy can saddle some women with a chest that is too large for their frame, eventually causing back problems and unwanted attention. A reduction involves the removal of tissue, fat, and skin as needed.
The best part about this type of surgery is that since it is often necessary for back comfort, most insurance companies cover the surgery. As with breast enhancement, there are a few decisions to make in this type of surgery, such as what type of incision will be used to remove the excess fat.
There is even a “scarless” surgery available now that uses liposuction to decrease fatty tissue, so that is another option to consider. Some women don’t want to change the size of their bosom, but still want breast augmentation to improve firmness and shape. A lift, referred to as mastopexy in the medical world, can transform a saggy bust to a perky chest that looks younger and unaffected by pregnancy.
Though the surgery does not seem as extreme as other types of breast augmentation, there are still some risks and recovery time necessary after a lift, though the healing period is a few days compared to weeks or months.
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