Many women are encouraged to resort to plastic surgery of their own breasts mainly over the past decades, the idea of what it should be. In addition, there are several other reasons that also require the intervention of surgeons to adjust the size and shape of the mammary glands. It would be at least quite unethical to discuss in detail the motivation that encourages women to take this step - this is a purely personal matter. Therefore, just try to talk about what such an operation is.
Surgery for breast augmentation is today the most popular in aesthetic medicine. The success of the operation is evaluated by the following factors: the natural appearance of the breast and the absence of traces of surgical intervention in patients. Such results are achieved by choosing the right excipient for the breast implant; sometimes, additional adjustment surgery is also required. For most women who decide to such a change in their appearance, the most preferred is the placement of such a prosthesis under the pectoral muscle.
To make breast augmentation, you need to go through a serious and thorough preparation process for the operation. It involves a preoperative examination and a detailed history. A plastic surgeon who is entrusted with the correction of the mammary glands needs to have complete information about previous pregnancies, breastfeeding, as well as about previous operations on them and pathological processes. The slightest suspicion and doubt is a serious reason to postpone surgery or completely abandon it.
Breast augmentation surgeries are performed after patients reach the age of eighteen; they are recommended for women who have a naturally small size of the mammary glands, their prolapse, usually caused by many births and feeding, as well as patients with a pronounced asymmetry of the breast. However, the desire to find a more perfect appearance should not prevail over common sense. There are contraindications that should not be neglected, risking your own health. This is diabetes mellitus, a woman’s serious illness of internal organs, incomplete lactation, cancer and infectious diseases, blood coagulation disorder and mental illness.