Set a volume goal
The consultation considers your wishes alongside chest width, the available tissue and the current shape of your breasts. A cup size or photograph alone is not enough to identify a suitable implant.
Breast augmentation with implants aims to change breast volume and proportions. Implants are chosen in discussion with your surgeon, taking account of your body shape, desired result and long-term follow-up.

A consultation relates the change you would like to your anatomy. Prepare these points to understand the proposed procedure, its limitations and the recovery arrangements.
How it works, the choices to discuss and recovery to prepare for: guidance for your consultation.
The consultation considers your wishes alongside chest width, the available tissue and the current shape of your breasts. A cup size or photograph alone is not enough to identify a suitable implant.
The type, size and position of the implants influence the plan. Ask for an explanation of the proposed incision, the position relative to the muscle and what each option means in your case.
An implant is not guaranteed to last a lifetime. Check-ups and further surgery may become necessary. Ask for traceability documents, monitoring arrangements and information about possible effects on sensation or breastfeeding.
Clarify support instructions, movement restrictions, the help needed and when check-ups will take place. Swelling and tissue changes need time to settle before the final shape can be assessed.
Capsular contracture around the implant, rupture, scarring and changes in sensation are among the risks. Also discuss rare implant-related complications, including BIA-ALCL lymphoma, and the general risks of surgery.
This is general information. A medical assessment determines whether treatment is appropriate, your individual risks and the instructions suited to you.
Initial contact opens the conversation. A medical assessment then examines your situation, the options and what they involve.
Your expectations, medical history and the information needed for an assessment.
The proposed options, alternatives and their limitations in your case.
The risks, recovery, restrictions and the possibility of a result that differs from your expectations.
Appointments, contacts and care arrangements if a problem arises.
A treatment plan includes the procedure and everything around it.
Understand your journeyDistinguish between procedure time, length of stay, recovery and follow-up appointments.
Ask for a written quote detailing the treatments, included services, any additional costs and the applicable terms.
Identify your contacts, instructions and follow-up arrangements before booking your trip.
Your chest width, available tissue and expectations guide the discussion. Volume alone does not determine the final appearance: implant shape and position also matter.
They are not designed to last a lifetime. Follow-up is necessary, and further surgery may be indicated. Ask for the implant identification details and how they will be monitored.
Tell us which treatment interests you and the questions you would like to ask. The team will explain what information is useful for an assessment. To get started, you can contact them directly on WhatsApp or by email from the Contact us page.
The schedule depends on your assessment and treatment plan. Ask separately about time on site, recovery time, travel restrictions and the checks to plan for.
Your quote should match your treatment plan. Check the services included, any costs you will need to cover and the terms for cancellation or additional care.