Thinking about enhancing your breasts but unsure which procedure is right for you? Whether you're dreaming of fuller curves, a perkier shape, or both, we’re here to help you find your perfect fit. When it comes to breast enhancement, no two bodies or goals are the same. That’s why understanding the difference between breast augmentation and a breast lift is an essential first step in your journey. Here's what you need to know:
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Breast Augmentation: For Fuller, Rounder Curves
If your main goal is to increase breast size, improve projection, or restore volume lost from aging, weight changes, or pregnancy, breast augmentation may be the right choice.
- Increases volume
- Enhances size and shape
- Uses implants (saline or silicone)
- Ideal for adding roundness and fullness
Whether you’re looking for subtle enhancement or a dramatic transformation, augmentation allows for customization based on your body type and personal goals.
Breast Lift (Mastopexy): For a Youthful, Elevated Shape
If you're happy with your breast size but want to correct sagging or improve breast position, a breast lift can create a more lifted and youthful appearance.
- Reshapes and repositions the breast
- Removes excess, stretched skin
- Improves firmness and contour
- Ideal for changes after pregnancy, weight loss, or aging
This procedure restores the breasts to a more aesthetically pleasing position without significantly changing their volume.
Augmentation, Lift… or Both?
Some patients benefit most from one procedure, while others achieve their ideal look with a combination of augmentation and lift. Combining both allows for increased volume and lifted shape, perfect for those experiencing both volume loss and sagging.
Your Best Results Start With a Personalized Consultation
No matter where you are in your decision-making process, the most important step is speaking with a qualified expert. Reach out to Dr. Nirmal Nathan today for a personalized consultation and discover the best approach to achieve your breast enhancement goals.
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