Women choose to get breast implants for a variety of different reasons. Some want to restore volume that was lost to breastfeeding. Some want to create breast volume that was never there. Regardless of the personal reasons for wanting breast augmentation, today’s patients have the most outstanding options to achieve their desired outcomes. The advances that have been achieved in breast augmentation have elevated the safety, comfort, and outcome of this procedure many times over. Here, we’ll discuss why breast augmentation today is better than it’s ever been.
We’ve always had two basic types of breast implants, saline and silicone. That said, improvements have been made to each to achieve the very best results for every patient. Silicone implants remain the most popular choice and, in this area, we have two advancements worth noting:
In the early days of breast augmentation, the goal was to achieve a larger cup size. Often, this was achieved at the cost of a fully-natural appearance. At the time, this was the trend. As you know, trends change. This is one of the reasons breast augmentation revision is so common. Today, most patients who seek breast augmentation do so to enhance their natural curves. Patients expressly state that they do not want to look like they’ve had breast augmentation. They simply want to look naturally curvier to feel great in their own skin.
Breast augmentation has evolved. It has also maintained its place as one of the leading plastic surgery procedures. To get the best results possible, it is imperative to understand that surgical outcomes are largely determined by the skill of your surgeon. Dr. Chiaramonte is a renowned, board-certified plastic surgeon who has been performing breast augmentation as well as breast implant revision surgeries, for over 20 years. His ability to visualize each patient’s goals achieves consistent results across the board.
To schedule a breast augmentation consultation, contact Bella Cosmetic Surgery today at 301-567-6767 We proudly serve patients from Washington, D.C. and Maryland, as well as Alexandria and Fairfax, Virginia.