Breast augmentation or augmentation mammoplasty is a surgical procedure to enhance the size and shape of a woman’s breasts, which may be wanted for a number of reasons:
Dr. Parker is a highly experienced breast surgeon, having performed thousands of successful breast implant procedures for clients from Las Vegas, all over the US, and indeed all over the world. If you're looking for the best breast augmentation Las Vegas has to offer, schedule a consultation with Dr. Parker.
He always assures that your results are personalized, nuanced and natural, and that you receive an outstanding patient experience.
Every woman is different. To plan your breast augmentation in Las Vegas, the first step is to evaluate the current condition of your breasts, discuss what you envision in breast size, shape, and projection, and answer any questions you have about the various breast implant options available. During surgery, Dr. Parker uses a “sizer” in order to determine the best size implant for you.
Sizers are temporary implants attached to a tube that Dr. Parker can work inside the pocket and fill up to test placement, implant size and fill levels. Once this has been tested, the sizer is removed and replaced with the permanent implant.
If you are one of the many women who are unhappy with her breasts, you may be a candidate for breast augmentation. When you are unhappy with your breast size, the first step is to meet with us – why not live life with the body you want?
Breast implants can be placed beneath or above the chest muscles. The decision about placement of the implants will be based upon your aesthetic goals, and what Dr. Parker believes will produce the most beautiful result, for your body.
There is no “best” implant. There are now more options than ever before in size, shape, and projection, all developed to produce a more natural look. Textured implants were developed with the goal of reducing the risk of implants shifting and are linked to a lower risk of capsular contracture. What is the best implant for you? Only a consultation will reveal the type that will produce the look you want.
In most cases, the incision is placed in what is called the “inframammary fold,” or the crease below your breast. As the breasts will cover this fold, and the scar fades over time, these scars will be virtually invisible once you have healed.
Most women who have breast augmentation can still breastfeed, and there are no restrictions on becoming pregnant.
It is not uncommon for nipple sensation to be lost temporarily, often for up to a year before fully returning. If it has not restored after a year, you may have lost sensation for the long term.
There is a lifetime warranty on silicone breast implants. If one ruptures within 10 years of surgery, the implant company will give you up to $3500 towards the surgical expense in addition to the implants. If you develop a capsular contracture Baker Grade III or IV within 10 years of augmentation, the implant company will replace both implants at no cost.
In some cases, the scar tissue around an implant contracts to a degree that the implant is altered in shape, called capsular contracture. The symptoms of this issue typically appear fairly soon after the implants are placed, most often within two years of the implant surgery.
The breast implant is then constricted. The degree of contracture is rated under what is termed the Baker Grading System, which is as follows:
If you have experience capsular contracture, Dr. Parker can perform breast revision surgery.
A cosmetic surgery is no longer something just for the rich and the famous. These days, many women go to plastic surgeons to enhance their looks. While new-age, non-surgical treatments like Coolsculpting, Fraxel and Venus freeze are growing popular, traditional cosmetic surgeries still have a lot of takers! Plastic surgery procedures like breast augmentation, breast lift, liposuction, tummy tuck have had their fair share of followers for a while now. Coming to breast augmentation surgeries, a common question that is asked when someone decides to go under the knife is regarding the cost of the procedure.
Most health insurances do not cover breast augmentation surgery as it is a cosmetic procedure. But many surgical facilities provide financing options that let you pay up the amount in installments over a period of time at a low interest rate. Some surgeons even suggest third party sources from where you can avail such financing options. Understanding the factors that affect the surgery cost and the available financing options you have can help in estimating whether the procedure works out within your budget.
A rough estimate of the surgical procedure can be made by being aware of the various costs aspects that affect it. Factors to take into consideration include:
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