Breast augmentation with implants

The cost of breast augmentation depends on the specific case of the patient and the type of implants. We provide our clients with an option to pay for plastic operations in installments and without increment.

As with any surgical procedure, the risk of complications remains, albeit low. They include infection, pain, changes in nipple sensitivity, implant rupture, implant displacement, seroma, and capsular contracture.

You will not feel any discomfort during the operation, but you may experience varying degrees of pain after surgery. If necessary, take painkillers prescribed by your doctor.

Round-shaped implants are more noticeable, forming a round-shaped breast, and they are suitable when the top of the breast feels hollow. Anatomically shaped implants look more natural and are chosen to augment the bottom of the breast.

Only certified Motiva Ergonomic, Polytech polyurethane, and B-Lite implants are offered in Fi Clinica.

If you are planning to become pregnant within a year, we recommend postponing breast augmentation surgery.

It is recommended not to drive for a week after breast augmentation surgery.

A special compression bra should be worn 22-23 hours per day for six weeks after surgery.

At least four weeks should pass before starting to sleep on your stomach.

After breast augmentation surgery, you will be able to return to work in a few days if it is not a physical job. In more severe cases, it may take a week.

It is recommended to replace the implants every 10 to 20 years. We recommend performing a preventive breast examination every year.

Yes, all manufacturers' implants come with a warranty. It is worth mentioning that implant manufacturers usually can explain why one or another complication may occur, but they always seek to find the best possible solution in good faith.

The result is already visible three months after surgery, but breasts may still lower and soften a bit over time.

Usually not, but the operation may affect milk production in some cases. It may depend on the implant placement or incision site under the areola.

Having surgery before the age of 18 is not advised but may be possible with the consent of a parent or guardian.

Breast implants cover part of the breast, but multiple projections show the entire breast tissue.