For most women, the female breast is an important theme.
Breasts which are too small frequently affect self-esteem and with it a general sense of well-being.

Nowadays, a breast enlargement should not however represent an excessively large problem. The materials used for a breast enlargement are pads filled with saline or silicone gel which are available in different forms and sizes. In an extensive advisory discussion, wishes and perceptions can be discussed with the surgeon. The advisory discussion also clarifies whether silicone pads or saline pads will be used. Moreover, the anatomical preconditions shall be tested.

The desired implant shall be introduced into the breast via the armpit, via the outer nipple area or via the inframammary fold. The decision as to whether the patches shall be laid below or above the breast muscle is equally dependent on the anatomy of the patient.

In principle, the operation takes place under a general anaesthetic and is accompanied by an inpatient stay of one night. The operation lasts from 60 to 90 minutes. The wound is sutured with self dissolving stitches and the scars are subsequently hardly visible.

A bandage must be worn for five days. After this, a firm sports bra must be used. During the first four weeks after the operation, no sport should be practised. Heavy lifting should also be avoided. For her own safety, after the operation, the patient receives an implant pass for emergencies.