Many women, for a number of different reasons, are unhappy with their breast shape or size. This can often have an impact on their self-esteem and confidence, which is why breast enhancement surgery is one of the most popular cosmetic procedures in Australia.
Whether you’d like to be curvier, more symmetrical, feel more confident, or restore the shape and position of your breasts after weight loss or pregnancy, implants provide the solution.
So if you’re considering breast augmentation in Sydney or at another one of our clinic locations, you should contact the team at My Cosmetic Clinic. We pride ourselves on providing you with a safe, caring environment and outstanding, natural-looking results.
What is breast augmentation?
Breast augmentation uses implants to improve the size, shape and symmetry of the breasts. Many women find successful surgery improves their self-confidence as well as how they look.
With the ability to choose implants to fit a patient’s body structure, breast volume and shape, this surgery aims to provide natural, long-lasting results.
Who is the right candidate
for breast implants?
Women who want larger, fuller breasts may benefit from breast implant surgery. This procedure also effectively corrects asymmetrical breasts. If you are planning on becoming pregnant in the future, it might be wise to postpone your breast enhancement surgery, since pregnancy and breastfeeding can alter your results.
Suitable candidates for this procedure should not have any active infections or be currently pregnant or nursing. Those with a malignancy in the breasts will also be disqualified until the malignancy is treated.
How is the surgery performed?
Breast augmentation consists of the insertion of silicone breast implants (prosthesis), either under the breast tissue and above the chest muscle (submammary), or under both the breast tissue and the muscle (subpectoral).Â
The surgery aims to give you a fuller breast with increased cup size, improved contours and more cleavage. The most common way to insert breast implants is through a small incision under each breast within the breast crease. However, they may also be inserted via an incision around the areola (the pigmented area surrounding the nipple), or in the armpit.
The right placement is usually based on the amount of natural breast tissue you have. However, during your consultation, our Surgeon will work with you to determine which approach is most suitable. You can also select from different premium implants with long-term warranties.
What can I expect after breast enlargement surgery?
Post-operative swelling is frequent, and you will likely experience both swelling and bruising to some degree. These side effects can be reduced by following our post-surgery guidelines, which will be provided to you by the staff at My Cosmetic Clinic in written and verbal form.
We recommend that you sleep in a reclining position, as this may help the fluid move away from the breast area and ease the swelling. Any bruising typically fades within the first couple of weeks after your procedure. It is normal for swelling to move from the breasts to the abdominal area, resulting in a bloated appearance. Swelling tends to resolve within two to three weeks.
Real patient results for
breast enhancement in Sydney
Below you can see the results of previous patients who have had successful breast augmentation surgery with us:
How much does breast augmentation surgery cost?
The total cost for breast implant surgery is $9,900, and $11,900 with breast lift. This includes all of your treatment, from your initial consultation, from surgery and all follow-up appointments for 6 months after. Your cosmetic surgeon will personally perform all of your consultations, as well as the surgery itself.
Why choose us for
your breast augmentation?
Our commitment to the highest level of patient care and results ensure your breast augmentation procedure will be both safe, successful and natural-looking. At My Cosmetic Clinic, we don’t have an affiliation with any specific implant manufacturer, so the decision our surgeons make regarding the best implants for you will be purely evidence-based.
During your breast augmentation consultation, our surgeons will offer complete guidance on the best-suited implants for your goals and body shape. To learn more about your options or to schedule your consultation contact My Cosmetic Clinic on  1300 85 49 89.
Meet Dr Masood Ansari
Dr Ansari is experienced in all facets of breast augmentation surgery and will help you create the surgical plan that best meets your needs and your aesthetic goals. He can use the full spectrum of implant options, to ensure your surgery is uniquely designed to your body size and the results you would like to achieve.
If you’d like to make changes to your breasts, whether you want them to be larger, smaller or adhere to a different aesthetic vision, Dr Ansari will handle your concerns with compassion and professionalism. He will consider your comfort level even as he recommends the best breast surgery for you.
FAQs
We hope we’ve provided you with all the information you need about breast augmentation surgery. Please don’t hesitate to
contact us if you have any more questions. In the meantime, our more frequently asked questions below may also help you.
Will there be any scarring?
Scars are an inevitable by-product of nearly every surgery. However, our surgeon will use careful placement and special techniques to make them as inconspicuous as possible. Breast implant scars are usually a few centimeters long and are often positioned inside the breast fold or around the areola, where they will be barely noticeable.
Are there any risks?
As with any surgical or invasive procedure, there are always risks involved. Dr Ansari will discuss these risks in your consultation, which might include infection, bleeding, severe bruising and a possible reaction to the anaesthesia. Implant rupture is also a possibility, along with a painful complication known as capsular contracture. Fortunately, these risks are relatively rare.
Where is my surgery performed?
At My Cosmetic Clinic, breast implant surgery is performed in an accredited hospital and surgical facility in Sydney. This hospital serves patients seeking breast implants from Sydney, Sydney CBD, Sydney’s Northern Beaches, Eastern Suburbs, North Shore, Newcastle and Wollongong.
What physical outcome can I expect?
The surgery is primarily performed to increase the size, shape or fullness of the breasts. The additional size will need to be discussed before your procedure and depends on a variety of factors, including your measurements and overall proportions. Only an experienced cosmetic surgeon with your best interests in mind can determine whether your expectations are achievable.
Will I feel any pain?
The amount of pain or discomfort you experience depends on the type of surgical technique used, the incision site and the placement location for your implants. Individuals have varying degrees of pain threshold, however in most cases discomfort is usually well-tolerated with pain relief medication. Following your surgery, Dr Ansari will prescribe appropriate pain relief medication for you, allowing you to manage any discomfort you might experience effectively.
What size breast implants should I choose?
The same implants can give different results to different women. Dr Ansari will discuss the size and shape of the implants that will work best for you, taking into consideration the size you desire along with your individual body proportions and the amount of breast tissue that is present. The goal is to create a look that is fuller without compromising a natural appearance.
What should I consider when choosing my implants?
At My Cosmetic Clinic, we tend to prefer smooth silicone implants for most of our patients. However, the shape, size, volume and type of implant are all critical factors when choosing the best implants for your surgery. During your consultation, Dr Ansari will discuss the variables with you and guide you in the direction that is best for you.
How long do breast enhancements last?
Implants do not last forever and need to be removed or replaced after anywhere between 10 and 20 years, depending on the individual and how your body reacts to them.
