breast augmentation

If you plan on having children in the future, one of the considerations you will need to make prior to your Phoenix breast augmentation procedure is how implants will affect breastfeeding. Unfortunately, there is no way of knowing for certain. However, Phoenix breast augmentation surgeon Dr. John Corey can make surgical adjustments that are less likely to interfere with breastfeeding. During your initial consultation, be sure to tell Dr. Corey if you plan on having children in the future.

The simple truth is this: your Phoenix breast augmentation procedure will result in some pain. Breast augmentation is a surgical procedure in which tissue and/or muscle are manipulated, a process that will, inevitably, result in discomfort.

Board-certified Phoenix breast augmentation surgeon Dr. John Corey will do whatever possible to help you deal with your pain, but you should not expect to walk away from your surgery without at least some discomfort.

Dealing with Postoperative Discomfort

Mesa breast augmentation surgeon Dr. John Corey strives to provide each of our patients with a procedure that not only enhances the breasts, but the entire body as well. To do this, your body size and shape will play a role in the breast augmentation options Dr. Corey suggests.

Just like most other medical devices, breast implants are not meant to last forever. At some point down the road, you will most likely need a revision procedure to replace old implants. Breast augmentation revision surgery presents several challenges that are not present in your initial procedure, and it is important to work with a surgeon who has extensive experience performing them.

Common reasons for undergoing breast augmentation revision include:

No woman is born with perfectly symmetrical breasts and, for many women, slight variances in size and shape are entirely unnoticeable. However, if your breasts are significantly different, breast augmentation is one of the most effective ways to produce symmetry and achieve a balanced and attractive upper body.

Breast Augmentation Options

One of the most important decisions your and Dr. Corey will make prior to your Phoenix breast augmentation surgery is what size your breast implants will be. For many women, choosing an implant size seems simple. For example, you may currently have a B-cup, but feel you would like a D-cup. However, cup sizes are not an effective way to determine implant size. To determine the proper implant size for you, Dr. Corey will need to think outside of the cup, so to speak, and take other factors into consideration.

Many women with an active lifestyle express a concern about the potential impact breast augmentation will have on their exercise routine. Fortunately, most women find that exercise after breast augmentation is not affected in a significant way.

Choosing the appropriate breast implant size is one of the most important decisions you will have to make regarding your breast augmentation. The size implant used in your procedure will significantly impact your results in a number of ways including the appearance of your breasts, your risk of complications, and how long your results will last.

Breast implants are designed to be highly durable and long lasting. In most cases, you should maintain your beautiful results for many years. But like all other medical devices, breast implants will eventually wear out and need to be replaced. For some women, this may take decades. For others, it may happen more quickly.