Breast Augmentation Houston, TX | Boynton Plastic Surgery - James F. Boynton, MD, FACS

Understanding Breast Augmentation

Breast augmentation is an outpatient surgical procedure designed to enhance breast volume, fullness, and shape using cohesive silicone gel or saline implants. Women pursue this procedure for various reasons, including addressing congenital asymmetries, restoring breast volume after pregnancy, or simply improving overall body proportions.

Benefits of Breast Augmentation

• Enhanced breast size and volume
• Improved breast shape and symmetry
• Better body proportions
• Restoration of lost breast tissue

Procedure Overview

Dr. James F. Boynton utilizes advanced surgical techniques to create natural-looking results tailored to each patient's unique body and aesthetic goals. The procedure typically involves:

• Careful implant selection
• Precise surgical placement
• Minimal incision techniques
• Customized approach for optimal results

Breast Implant Options

Patients can choose from various implant types, including:

• Saline implants
• Silicone gel implants
• Highly cohesive "gummy bear" implants
• Multiple profiles and sizes

Recovery and Expectations

Most patients experience minimal discomfort, with approximately 85-90% feeling pain-free within three days of surgery. Typical recovery guidelines include:

• Limited lifting for two weeks
• Gradual return to normal activities
• Specialized post-operative care

Surgical Expertise

As a board-certified plastic surgeon recognized by Castle Connolly and RealSelf, Dr. Boynton brings extensive experience and precision to breast augmentation procedures. His approach combines scientific measurements with artistic vision to achieve exceptional patient outcomes.

Cost Considerations

Breast augmentation procedures at Boynton Plastic Surgery typically start around $9,000, with variations based on individual treatment plans and selected implant types.

For more information about Breast Augmentation in Houston, TX, submit an enquiry to Boynton Plastic Surgery - James F. Boynton, MD, FACS.