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Breast Enlargement
Surgery in New Mexico

For the woman who desires a more curvaceous silhouette, breast augmentation surgery can provide naturally fuller-looking breasts with more lift. A woman who is self-conscious about her breast size can choose breast augmentation with greater confidence.

The breast enlargement procedure makes breasts larger, rounder and fuller while providing a natural appearance. Women can have this surgery after their breasts have fully developed. Breast augmentation can help improve a woman's appearance after pregnancy or excessive weight loss.

By inserting an implant behind each breast, your New Mexico area plastic surgeon can increase your bust size by one or more bra cup sizes.

If you've always wanted larger or perkier breasts - your New Mexico area plastic surgeon may be able to give you the look you desire. In addition to traditional breast enlargement surgery, some New Mexico area plastic surgeons perform endoscopic breast augmentation using the TUBA (umbilical) and axillary (underarm) methods.

In addition, many plastic surgeons use saline breast implants for their breast enlargement patients because of the more natural feel that these implants provide.

Questions About Breast Enlargement Surgery

Am I a good candidate for Breast Enlargement Surgery? If you are self-conscious about your breast size or shape or don't feel comfortable with the way you look in a swimsuit or form fitting top, you may be a candidate for breast augmentation surgery. Another reason women choose breast enlargement surgery (sometimes with a breast lift) is if their breasts have begun to sag or lose their firmness after having children.

What Type of Implants are Best? You should consult with your surgeon about whether traditional round implants or more natural shaped implants will work best with your body type and give you the look you want to achieve. In addition, many surgeons now use saline filled implants rather than silicone. Because of concerns about silicone-gel filled implants, the FDA has limited the use of gel filled implants to women participating in approved studies.

How Long Will I Need to Take Off Work? You will be tired and sore for a few days after surgery. Most women are able to return to work within a few days and resume more strenuous activity within a month.

What are the Risks of Breast Enlargement Surgery? Breast enlargement surgery is a surgical procedure and involves certain risks including the possibility of infection, bleeding, blood clots and adverse reactions to anesthesia. In addition, with breast enlargement surgery, there is the risk that an implant will burst or leak. Please discuss these risks with your surgeon.

Will I be able to Breast Feed? Breast augmentation surgery normally does not affect a woman's ability to breast feed. Please consult with your surgeon about this issue.

Will There be a Large Scar? Using the TUBA (umbilical) and axillary (underarm) methods, your New Mexico area plastic surgeon may be able to minimize scarring - particularly in visible areas. In addition, some plastic surgeons believe that these endoscopic methods result in faster healing and less downtime for their patients. Even when your surgeon determines that a traditional incision will work best for you, your surgeon is often able to minimize and conceal the scar in the areola or under the fold of the breast. You should ask to see before and after photos of other patients who have had the same procedure.

What about Mammograms? Women who are in the appropriate age group or who have risk factors for breast cancer should continue to have routine mammograms. Your mammographic technician may need to use a special technique to ensure reliable readings.

For more information on breast enlargement surgery, please contact a New Mexico area plastic surgeon or visit the ASPS web site.

Schedule a Breast Enlargement consultation with a New Mexico Plastic Surgeon.