Breast Augmentation in Mt Kisco, NY

Understanding Breast Augmentation

Breast augmentation is a transformative surgical procedure designed to enhance breast volume and proportion. Many patients seek this procedure to restore breast fullness after pregnancy, achieve better clothing fit, or improve overall body symmetry.

Patient Motivations for Breast Augmentation

Patients consider breast augmentation for various personal reasons, including:

• Restoring breast volume after pregnancy
• Addressing uneven breast size and shape
• Enhancing upper breast fullness
• Improving overall body proportions

Implant Shape Considerations

Dr. DeChiara offers multiple implant shape options tailored to individual aesthetic goals:

• Round implants: Provide enhanced upper pole fullness and prominent cleavage
• Teardrop implants: Create a more natural, gradual breast slope

Implant Placement Techniques

Dr. DeChiara evaluates two primary implant placement methods:

• Sub-muscular (under the chest muscle): Reduces capsular contracture risk
• Over-the-muscle: Suitable for patients with sufficient existing breast tissue

Implant Material Options

Patients can choose between saline and silicone implants. Modern silicone implants offer a more natural feel and have been scientifically proven safe.

Surgical Considerations

Dr. DeChiara performs breast augmentation at the licensed aesthetic surgery center at Northern Westchester Hospital in Mt. Kisco, New York, ensuring highest standards of patient care and safety.

Potential Risks and Complications

As with any surgical procedure, breast augmentation carries potential risks:

• Minor bleeding (less than 3% chance)
• Potential wound infection
• Possible changes in nipple sensation
• Implant displacement

Recovery and Expectations

Most patients experience initial discomfort during the first three days post-surgery. Typical recovery involves rest, gradual activity resumption, and follow-up with Dr. DeChiara.

For more information about Breast Augmentation in Mt Kisco, NY, submit an enquiry to Dr. Sharon C. DeChiara.