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Breast Implants Miami (Saline, Silicone) at affordable low cost to enlarge the breast size by Florida’s top Breast Augmentation surgeon.

Breast Augmentation Miami, Florida with saline and silicone (gel) breast implants at affordable cost with our board certified and experienced plastic surgeons to enhance or enlargement of the breast size .

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Best Breast Implants Surgeon In Miami, FloridaWorld-class breast augmentation specialists in Miami

World-class plastic surgeons and surgical specialists, spearheaded by Dr. Mel Ortega are providing some of the best breast enlargement surgery results at Spectrum Aesthetics, Miami. Our experienced board-certified plastic surgeons are experts in making clients breast look and feel more attractive. Our surgeons use the best saline and silicone breast implants and also utilize the safest, state-of-the-art breast augmentation procedure techniques to further ensure a positive surgical experience and a long-lasting outcome.

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Would you like to improve your self-image with an enhanced breast size? Do you think that your current breast cup size could be larger? Do your small breast size make you feel and appear less confident and less attractive?

Breast Augmentation at Spectrum Aesthetics, Miami is the optimum breast enhancement solution in this regard, and therefore, is the most popular choice.

For breast augmentation or breast enlargement procedure, our surgical specialists are able to custom design the look that each client desires in terms of the shape and size of the breast implants as well as the resulting, enhanced look. They also take into account the body structure of the client in order to further ensure that the client will be most pleased with the outcome of breast augmentation surgery. Dr. Ortega and our team of plastic surgeons provides a comprehensive, inclusive, procedural experience that begins with a personal, confidential consultation and continues through the client’s post-surgical period of convalescence.

Surgical and clinical support staff at Spectrum Aesthetics, also possesses extensive experience in surgical recovery. Our commitment and focus related to each aspect of the surgical experience culminates in the total satisfaction of our clients.

We incorporate only the highest quality breast implant products at Spectrum Aesthetics, Miami.

In order to achieve such outstanding breast augmentation results, our plastic surgeons at Spectrum Aesthetics incorporate only the highest quality breast implant products. Prior to the completion of boob job procedure, our specialists inform our clients about the full benefits of breast augmentation. As a consequence, our surgical procedures result in natural looking breasts, which further increases the level of satisfaction of our clients and their individual degree of self-confidence.

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Look And Feel After Breast ImplantsWhat to do after breast augmentation surgeryat Spectrum Aesthetics, Miami

After breast implants surgery, a patient has to apply bandages to protect the chest area. A tube that is inserted in order to facilitate the draining of any expected, temporary fluid discharge. A follow-up appointment is scheduled for approximately 48 hours after breast augmentation surgery. This appointment is in order to complete the routine removal of bandages, dressings, and draining tubes.

Breast Implant surgery is one of the most popular, female cosmetic procedure across America. Clients are looking to experience the following benefits of breast augmentation surgery:

  • Enhance breast size through implants
  • Correct any unevenness that exists in terms of breast size
  • Able to look better in clothes, including brassieres and swimwear
  • Restore pre-childbirth, breast volume that is lost during pregnancy, breastfeeding, and/or fluctuations in body weight
  • Take advantage of the implementation of the very latest in breast implant technology. It allows for a more natural look and feel for the client, and
  • Enjoy greater degrees of self-confidence and vitality based on their new looks

Key considerations in breast augmentation is the implant selection process.

These are the following positions in order to minimize the appearance of any resulting scar tissue:

  • In the underarm region
  • Surrounding the areola
  • Underneath the breast mass
  • Through the naval

The method of breast implant insertion and positioning depends upon client preferences and surgical recommendations. The breast enhancement surgery takes approx 2 hours to complete. It facilitates rapid recovery that generally results in minimal bleeding and scarring. A patient can return to work in approximately 3 days.

Many patients themselves are skeptical and most of the time unable to determine if they are needing a breast lift or and augmentation, but the surgeon will be able to take a look at your breast and after evaluation will be able to determine if a lift is sufficient and the best choice, or if you should look into an augmentation. One of the many things they will take into consideration is the relationship of the nipple with the breast fold aka infant mammary fold. If the nipple is significantly below that level, the patient will need a breast lift no matter what as an augmentation alone will not correct the underlying problems. If the nipple is just barely at the level of the mammary fold, it is possible that you can have just an augmentation, as it will work as a sort of internal lift for them.
When trying to determine the implant sized for your body, it can be a tricky question but also a very important question. This is the question that you and your surgeon will spend the most time discussing during your consultation. Breast size and Implant size is very subjective, since what you may consider attractive and desirable may be very different from what others consider attractive, but in the end the surgeon wants to do what is best for you and you will be pleased with. Now with that being said, it is important to remember that not all expectations can be met. This is why it is important to discuss this in detail so that the surgeon can give you feedback and recommendations that are proportional to your body frame. There are instances where patients want to go slightly over what would be considered proportional, and that is fine so long as it is safe for the patient. The operation is relatively similar regardless of the implant size, but it is crucial that you choose the implant size and the resulting breast size that will make you the happiest and attain your desired results. As stated earlier, there are certain limitations. For example, you may not have enough skin, or you may have a breast shape that precludes a very large implant. So, this is something that you and your surgeon can discuss, and they will be able to help guide you to the best decision for you and your desired results.
The simple answer to the risk of losing sensation in the breast and nipple is that your chances of this are very low, somewhere between 1-2%. The incision is made in an area that doesn’t have any sensory nerves as a precautionary measure to minimize any potential risk to loss of sensation. Furthermore, the breast tissue itself is not cut. It is moved aside so that a space can be created for the implant, and then the implant is placed in the newly created opening. There have been some cases where sensation has been increased with the nipple and areola due to the implant pushing them forward.
After the placement of breast implants, you will still be able to breastfeed. During the surgery, there is not disruption to the normal architecture of your breast. There are not any glands or ducts that are cut during the procedure, as everything is moved to the side so that the surgeon can get underneath the breast tissue and create the space for the implant. This is done with both implants placed under and above the muscle. There so be no issues with breastfeeding after getting breast implants.
There is no set expiry date on breast implants, but if there are issues with the implants, meaning no structural issues then they could last forever. There is a common misconception that breast implants are only good for 10 years, however, that is only a mathematical average of how long implants last before potentially having complications. There are some cases where patients with implants experience complications within the first year and there are some cases where patients don’t experience any complications until 20 years. This is where the mathematical average of 10 years comes into play. It is important to remember that implants are not infallible. They are human made devices that do sometimes have defects which results in a leak, tear, or rupture. In general, if a patient is able to make it past the first two years without any issues with their implants, there is no need to be concerned about the life expectancy of your implant as it is possible they will last for as long as you want to. Generally, patients with implants will come back 10-15 years later to either change, remove or reduce their implants. Certainly, implants can be adjusted and changed if and when necessary, but if you’re not having any issues with the implants then you likely won’t need to do surgery in 10 years you can leave them alone. Now, there is also the of a capsular contracture. A capsular contracture simply means that when you put an implant in a human body, your immune system or your body will recognize the implant as foreign. This is one of the main reasons the implant envelope is made from silicone and no other materials like rubber, plastic, etc. because silicone is the most medically inert substance known to man. Silicone is the least offensive material to your immune system, so your immune system is likely to detect it and say OK yes this is something foreign, but it’s not aggressive so it’s not any threat to us. Therefore, what your body will do is form a capsule around the implant, and that’s the end of the immune response. In some very rare cases, usually about 2 to 3 percent your immune system is not satisfied with simply forming a capsule, and the inflammation continues to the point where the capsule thickens and sometimes squeezes the implant and distorts it. This can sometimes be painful, and in those cases, it usually requires surgical intervention to either release the capsule or to possibly remove the implant.
The choice between silicone breast implants or saline breast implants is a somewhat subjective question. It really depends on your specific anatomy needs and finances. Both silicone and saline implants are excellent and for most people that have adequate coverage over the breast implant, meaning they have a little bit of breast tissue or a little bit of fat left that is going to cover the implant, saline breast implants work fine. In some instances, where the patient is very thin, it might be better to use the silicone gel breast implant because there are parts of the implant, about a third to one half that are not covered by the muscle and if you don’t have enough coverage over the implant, you will see some rippling and some wrinkling of the implant. This tends to happen especially when you lean over or lean forward. Therefore, in those cases, silicone gel implants are better. In terms of how they look, they are both great breast implants and they look very similar. The silicone implants are a little bit more expensive, so if the finances are a big issue than saline implants generally work very well and can give you the desired results, but again it is more of a personal preference.
When trying to determine the best implant size for your surgery, this is where you need to be very honest and exact about what you want. There is no need to feel embarrassed or shy about what you are wanting, but if you don’t accurately communicate your expectations to your Surgeon they will not be able to give you what you want. If you want an exaggerated fake look than say so, if you want an enhanced natural look that that is what you tell the Surgeon. Based on the look you are wanting the Doctor will be able make recommendations for you to achieve your desired result. There are so many varieties of implants that it is important that both you and your doctor are on the same page about expectations.
The cost for breast augmentation can vary and is based on a variety of factors such as, location, experience, your medical condition, etc. This really is something that you will need to discuss with the Surgeon you chose as each Doctor and facility has their own pricing.
Most patients say that the first night is painful and that there is a lot of pressure or pain in the anterior chest. This is not a sharp pain but more like a dull throbbing pain which is a result from the muscle being stretched from the implant placement. Most often Surgeons like to place the implant under the muscle because it gives the implant support and there is some evidence that supports a reduction in a capsular contracture when the implant is under the muscle. For implants that are placed above them muscle there is very little pain. As mentioned before, your doctor will give you a prescription for pain medicine and may likely also prescribe a muscle relaxant which helps with the chest pain. Generally, by day three most of the pain is gone. There will be some stiffness which will slowly dissolve over the course of five to seven days.
The preferred incision site is around the areola. You have your nipple, and then you have a circular dark skin around it which is called the areola. Usually the incision that is made is about 3 to 4 centimeters long which is about an inch and a half to two inches. The reason this is the preferred location for the incision is that number one it heals very well after about a week or two weeks, and it’s very difficult to see this incision even if you’re looking for it because it’s camouflaged by the dark skin and the light skin. The incision is right on the border between those two so it’s easily hidden. Another advantage of this incision is that it allows direct access to the implant pocket. The surgeon is able to use fiber optic lighting to look and examine the pocket very carefully to make sure that it’s clean, that there’s no bleeding, and allows for the best control of the implant placement.

About Breast Augmentation procedure size, shape and material

  • Size of breast implant from 100 cc to 800 cc
  • Shape of implant, including round, contoured, and tear drop
  • Profile of implant, including low, moderate, high, and moderate plus, and
  • Fill material of the breast implant, including saline water and memory gel

The selection of a particular shape of implant is based on the look that the client is seeking to achieve. Feedback from patient tends to indicate that gel breast implants offer the most realistic feel. Silicone implants are filled prior to surgery, therefore require a slightly larger incision for insertion than saline. Smooth and textured shells of saline implants provide a beautiful shape to the breast.

Your decision on the shape and size of the breast implant influences both the treatment options that are recommended as well as the final results. Surgeons use insertion either behind the breast tissue, or under the chest muscles for breast implants, .

When it comes to determining the prominence and size to utilize for the breast augmentation, the first step is to determine what are your goals/desires for the end result. Once you have decided on what you would like the final result to look like, the surgeon will make recommendations and suggestions based on your body type and build as to what they know will be able to achieve your goal, or get you as close to them as safely possible. An individual may want a specific size, but the surgeon will be able to tell if that is a realistic option for that individual or not. For example, if the patient’s chest is small and the breast tissue is tight, it will not be recommended to use a large implant as it will not fit. This is why a surgeon with clinical experience is beneficial, because they will be able to help you understand and guide you towards the best implant for your body. It is not uncommon for patients to become focused on details such as the actual volume of CC’s, however, you need to keep in mind that there are many varying factors that have to be considered by the surgeon when recommending the best implant for your body so try not to get too caught up in those details and trust your surgeon.

Many patients have concerns that after getting breast implants it may result in less accurate testing for breast cancer, but this is not something they need to worry about. This is a very valid concern but having implants will not make your mammograms less effective. As the rate of women with breast implants has increased, so has the knowledge of the radiologists and technicians, and they have become very adept at performing mammograms on women with implants. During the test and the test films produced, the implants will not obscure or hide any suspicious lesions or growths, but rather appear as a fain shadow. Any experienced radiologist will not have difficulty in viewing and/or diagnosing any suspicious lesions or detecting any breast cancer in a patient that has implants.

As with any sort of surgery there are always risks involved. The two most common risks for breast implant surgery are bleeding and infection. In general, the risk of bleeding is very low, and if it does happen, it will typically happen within the first 24 hours. Infection on the other hand, can take up to one to two weeks to before it will show itself. However, we take every possible precaution such as; using sterile equipment, sterile gowns, gloves, masks and many other safety precautions. The risk of infection is typically anywhere from two to three percent. So yes, there are risks and they can happen but they are very rare. One other risk that needs to be mentioned is the risk of using anesthesia. So yes, it can happen, but it’s exceedingly rare.

Breast implants have gotten a bad reputation from the past and the fact that they had been known to rupture. The modern-day breast implants are very well made, and it’s almost impossible to cause them to rupture. This doesn’t mean that it can never happen, but it’s exceedingly rare. The rippling and wrinkling however, is a more difficult problem to address. This tends to me more common in the saline implants than with the silicone implants due to the filling. The saline implant is just water which is less dense then the silicone gel. The gel is denser and more closely resembles the actual breast tissue. Even when if the implant is placed below the muscle, it only covers about a half to two-thirds of the implant. Therefore, along the sides or underneath the implant you may see some wrinkling or rippling, however, depending on the size of implant used it may not even be noticeable. The larger the implant used the more visible any wrinkling or rippling could become. Typically, silicone implants are recommended because the risk of any wrinkling or rippling is lower and the implant feels more natural.

There is no “magic” diet that needs to be started or followed for you to have surgery, however, it is recommended to practice eating a healthy diet and being physically active on a regular basis. It is important that leading up to the surgery date, you don’t eat any foods that your body will not tolerate, such as; spicy foods or foods that may cause any gastric upset or distress. In terms of lifestyle changes, it is recommended that you have a healthy lifestyle which consists of a balanced diet and exercise with a goal to maintain a health body mass index somewhere between 25 and 30. This will only help to optimize your surgical results, however there is not specific diet or regiment that needs to be followed to have breast implant surgery.

The use of birth control will not affect the anesthesia. There is however, some evidence and literature that states birth control pills may cause some blood clots or blood clotting issues. If this has been your experience in the past with any other types of surgery, then there are certainly precautions that we can take. We will always use a compression stockings to prevent any blood clots in your calves, and we encourage you get up and slowly start walking once you are able.

Healing from a breast implant surgery is not a set timeline. Each patient is different and their body heals at different rates. The actual incision made on the breast will typically heal in about 3-5 days. There will also be absorbable sutures that typically can be removed after 45 days. There will also be bruising present after the surgery, and it can take about one to two weeks to completely disappear. Most pain felt from this surgery is from the muscle being stretched. Generally the patient will be prescribed a pain medication, and depending on their situation their Doctor may also prescribe a muscle relaxant to help the muscle adapt to the new implant. Most patients have reported that after three to four days the pain has significantly subsided and they are able to resume normal activities, such as, driving. The Doctor will also be able to show you various exercises that will help the muscle stretch and assist the implants with settling not the new space more quickly.

A lot of patients are concerned over whether or not breast implants are safe. The answer to this is yes. To date there has never been a single study performed anywhere in the world that says that breast implants are dangerous or increase your risk of either breast cancer or any other systemic diseases. Furthermore, the new implants whether saline or silicone are manufactured much better than they used to be 10 or 15 years ago which not only makes them safer but has extended their lifetime use. Even the silicone envelope that encompasses the material inside, whether saline or silicone, is much more durable than in the past. If you do chose to go with silicone implants, even in the case of a rupture, the silicone does not leak to a distant site or go into your bloodstream.

Most of the time most patients resume most normal activity within five to seven days. This can always vary as each patient is different but as a general rule you can plan to resume normal activity within five to seven days. Most people are even able to return to work within a week.

There are no restrictions from a surgical standpoint as to when you can get pregnant, however it may be recommended that you wait at least a week to two weeks after surgery so that your body has had time to rid its self from all the remnants of anesthesia.

When doing a consultation there are many factors that need to be considered before deciding on the course of action the Doctor will take. For instance, one of the most important decisions that need to be made before beginning a breast augmentation is determining the placement of the breast implant. Will it be placed above the pectoralis muscle or below it? There are many variables that are involved in this decision. In today’s technological world there is an abundance of information available to anyone who can use the internet. This can be beneficial if you are getting your information from verified and educated sources, but it can also be detrimental as there is an equal abundance of mis-information construed as facts. Even family and friends who offer their thoughts or advice can cause confusion and doubts if their information is not based on facts. The best thing you can do when starting your breast augmentation cosmetic surgery journey is to remember that there is always a choice, and consulting with a board certified and experienced plastic surgeon is the best way for you to be able to make an informed choice that you will be comfortable with. As mentioned above, there are two options to consider for this procedure. We will review them both below. There are cases where some patients are wanting a very unnatural or obviously augmented look. This can be created by placing the implant over the muscle, as it allows you to really define the sharp edges of the implant, which in turn will create a very obviously implanted look. Aside from that, the advantages of going over the muscle can come in terms of the fact that you are preserving the strength of the pectoralis muscle. Some patients who are athletes or weight lifters, may want to ensure that they are maintaining 100% of their power and strength, therefore if the breast implant is placed over the muscle it allows them to maintain their ability to bench press at their highest weight. Furthermore, there are some patients which due to their anatomy, it is required to place the implant over the muscle. For example, if they had a previous breast augmentation where the breast implants was placed under the muscle that left significant scarring or if they had a severe capsular contraction, it would be recommended that they switch the location of the implant. Another benefit to having the breast implant placed about the muscle is that it can offer a more defined round shape if the patient’s breast has tissue that takes on a different shape. As seen above, there can be many advantages for placing the breast implant over the muscle, however, these advantages are only multiplied if the implant is placed under the muscle. It has been shown that the rates of capsular contraction are much lower when the breast implant is placed below the muscle. Also, with the implant below the muscle, there is that extra layer of tissue between the visible part of the breast and the implant, therefore making it more difficult to be detected by touch and maintain the natural feeling of the breast. The breast will look more natural with this method as you will not be able to visibly see the edges of the implant. It is most common with saline breast implants for the implant to be placed beneath the muscle. When the implant is placed below the pictorial muscle it is technically only partially under the muscle. Generally, the top half of the implant is beneath the muscle, as the chest muscle does not extend down far enough to cover the entire implant. Therefore, it doesn’t cause any significant distinction for the patient. This method is more commonly used for the saline implants due to the fact that the saline implants have the tendency to wrinkle and become brittle more often than if you were to use a silicone gel implant. However, the wrinkling and rippling is not typically visible in the lower portion of the implant, so the fact that it is not completely covered by the chest muscle does not affect its aesthetic appearance. Even when wearing certain articles of clothing where the heel or the inner portion of the breast is exposed you will not see any wrinkling. Since experienced surgeons are aware of these issues with saline breast implants and their need for eventual replacement, they opt to place them under the chest muscle. The chest muscle works as an extra layer of tissue over the implant, which makes for a smoother transition from the chest wall to the implant. The finished product is a more seamless transition versus a more visible and abrupt change when the implant is not placed below the pectoral muscle. As for gel breast implants, they can also be safely placed below the pretorial muscle if that is a viable option for the patient since replacement and wrinkling is less common with this type of implant. As in any type of surgery there may be exceptions to this rule. In a case where the patient has adequate breast tissue; generally anything larger than a small B, it is possible to place the implant above the chest muscle as the concern for visible wrinkling and rippling is less common. The excess breast tissue will work to cover the implant. As with all surgical procedures, there are risks. One of the main risks is called a capsular contraction. When this happens, it is the hardening of the breast where the body will tighten around the implant and make the implant feel like hard. By placing the breast implant below the muscle, it reduces the chances of this happening to patients. Placing the breast implants on top of the muscle, which has been the traditional procedure, can result in a slightly higher risk of contraction. This issue is a cosmetic problem, rather than a medical or health issue. Gel/Silicone implants have been placed both above and below the muscle without a significant difference in the rates of having contraction. If this is a concern for you, or you have this issue currently, reading about it from the internet and other literature is not clear enough. It is important to consult a board-certified surgeon so that they can observe your individual situation and help you work through any issues and separate facts from myths. Below we will discuss some of the fundamental questions that you need to ask yourself when you are considering breast augmentation surgery: This type of decisions is not one that should be made in a rush or without the proper research. Typically, individuals considering having a breast augmentation have been considering this as an option and doing their research for at least a year to a year and a half. During this time, it is important to do as much research as possible in regards to what size implants they want/need, what positioning they are wanting, what type of implant that want to use, and the end result they are looking for. For some individuals they are only looking to accentuate what they already have, restore their breast after having children or losing weight, or they want a more enhanced look. It is very important, as stated earlier, to be mindful of the information and opinions that are available on the internet, as well as the advice and stories of your friends. Each patient is a unique individual and as such, your case will also be unique from any other. A good surgeon is aware of this fact and will customize your consultation and procedure to you, so that you are able to obtain the desired results. The last thing and the most important decision you will have to make is selecting the right plastic surgeon to perform your breast augmentation surgery. It is critical that you choose somebody who not only has the experience in these types of surgical procedures but maybe more importantly, the credentials. Here in the United States, the best thing you can do is look for a board-certified plastic surgeon who is not only experienced and credentialed but also has the qualities and qualifications that make you feel confident in their abilities.

BREAST IMPLANTS COST$2300

How Much Does A Breast Augmentation Cost? Affordable price saline and silicone breast implantsin Miami

The total cost of breast augmentation in Miami at Spectrum Aesthetics is $2300 (all inclusive) with saline breast implants. Breast augmentation cost depends on the types of breast implants: Saline is less expensive than Silicone. Our regular price of breast augmentation with silicone (gel) breast implants is $3300. This breast enlargement or boob job cost includes physician cost, surgery room cost, anesthesia, anesthesiologist, labs, surgical garment and 1 year of follow up visits.
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