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What type of anaesthesia is used ?Additive mastoplasty can be performed under local anaesthesia with sedation (which means that you will be awake but relaxed and insensitive to pain), or under general anaesthesia. Where are the incisions made ?
The most common access area used by the cosmetic surgeons that increases the volume of the breasts is the areola, the submammary sulcus and the axillary region. Are there age limits to undergo this surgery ?There are no age limits to undergo this kind of surgery, but it is better to wait for the complete development of the breasts, which normally occurs approximatively at the legal age. What are the surgical peocedures that can be combined with breast augmentation ?Breast augmentation can be performed alone or in association with other surgical interventions such as abdominoplasty, liposuction... How long is the operation ?The additive mastoplasty operation lasts from 1 to 2 hours and ends with dressing a bra that will be replaced after a few days. What does the preoperative examination consists in ?
During the first examination, the surgeon will assess the shape and the size of the breasts, of the areola and of the nipple, and show you the possible modifications in the shape and the volume that could be obtained from such surgery. Before the operation the doctor will provide you with information aboout the preoperative and postoperative diet and the use of medications, alcohol and cigarettes. At the end of the examination, the surgeon, with your approval, will choose the type of implants that will be used, the most suitable access technique (periareolar, implantation from the submammary sulcus or axillary) and the correct positioning of the implants (subglandular, dual plane or inframuscular). Normally,positioning the implant under the greater pectoral muscle allows the achievement of a better, more natural and long-lasting cosmetic result, also reducing the risk of implant contracture that might occur as a consequence of the implantation of breast prosthesis. What happens during the post-operative period ?
During 48 hours following the operation of additive mastoplasty you will have to rest up.
During the first two days, swelling, ecchymoses and soreness may appear in the breast area. Three weeks after the intervention, you will gradually resume all your normal activities, including the sports activity. What are the risks and the complications of this kind of operation ?
Additive mastoplasty is a relatively simple surgical procedure which usually gives excellent results . One possible complication of additive mastoplasty is the so-called implant contracture (or “prosthesis rejection”) which results from the reaction of the human body to the introduction of foreign matter. The implant contracture involves the formation of a scar (or “capsule”) around the prosthesis which, with the passing of time, may cause pain and compromise the cosmetic result of the operation. Infection, hypersensitiveness of the areola and the nipple, prosthesis displacement or formation of skin folds around the implant may rarely occur. In order to reduce the risks of complications, it is anyhow essential to follow carefully the advice and the instructions given by the surgeon before and after the operation. Smokers have to reduce the use of cigarettes because smoking may increase the risk of complications and slow down the recovery What kind of result can be obtained ?Additive mastoplasty usually gives excellent results and is very rewarding both for the patient and for the surgeon. The result achieved is long-lasting but cannot be described as permanent, because it is subject to the normal ageing process of the body and to the effects of gravity.
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