Breast Augmentation with Implants

Unlock your full potential and feel more feminine with breast enlargement – a safe and effective procedure designed to enhance the size and shape of your breasts for a more balanced and proportional figure

It is not uncommon for individuals to feel unhappy with the size or shape of their breasts and consider breast implants as a potential solution. In fact, breast enlargement surgery with implants is currently the most popular cosmetic procedure at Centre for Surgery and the most popular cosmetic surgery in the UK.

Breast implants can help achieve a variety of goals, such as restoring breast size, shape, position, and firmness after pregnancy, weight loss, or ageing, or even achieving a new desired breast shape altogether. Whatever the reason, it’s essential to undergo a consultation with a qualified plastic surgeon to discuss your individual needs and goals and determine the best course of action.

At Centre for Surgery, our experienced surgeons take the time to conduct a thorough one-on-one consultation, discussing all available options with you and answering any questions or concerns you may have. Our state-of-the-art plastic surgery clinic on Baker Street in central London provides a safe and comfortable environment for breast augmentation surgery.

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All breast implants have a ten-year warranty for both capsular contracture and implant rupture. You’ll also be reviewed by your specialist surgeon regularly during the first twelve months after your procedure to monitor healing and recovery. Our after-care support package for breast surgery is truly comprehensive. We’ll be calling you regularly to check how you are doing, along with regular assessments by our expert nursing team and your surgeon.

You may also wish to combine breast augmentation with a breast uplift or fat transfer to the breasts. We offer all the options – not just breast implants, by specialist plastic surgeons fully trained in aesthetic and reconstructive breast surgery.

Breast augmentation, which is often called breast enhancement, is a brilliant choice for people who want their breasts to be bigger and look more appealing. A lot of folks recognise this surgery for being really good at making women feel more confident and happy about themselves, especially if they used to have quite small breasts.

Centre for Surgery is a clinic in London that’s really good at plastic surgery, and our surgeons are famous for being amazing at doing breast augmentation. They’re super dedicated to making sure that your breasts look beautiful and real. They work closely with patients, like you, to make sure they understand what you want and help you get the look you’re aiming for.

If you like the idea of a more natural way to enhance your breasts, we’ve got something for you too. We can make your breasts bigger by moving fat from another part of your body to your breasts with fat transfer to breasts. Some people call this a natural “boob job” because it uses your own fat. Plus, if you can’t decide between using implants or your own fat, you don’t have to choose just one. We can do a mix of both! This is known as hybrid breast augmentation and it involves putting in implants and adding some of your own fat.

Have a look at our breast augmentation photo gallery to see pictures of people who have had the surgery. We’ve got a small bunch of photos in this gallery for you to see. But wait, there’s more! When you come in for a thorough chat with us, you’ll get to see loads more pictures of people who have had breast implants. This is brilliant because you can really get a feel for what the results look like. And that’s not all – you can have a natter with our plastic surgeons about these pictures and really dig into the details of each case. They’ll be chuffed to discuss everything with you!

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At Centre for Surgery, we only show photos of breast enlargement patients with full written consent to allow their images on our website.

Breast augmentation, also known as breast enlargement, is a cosmetic procedure that involves using breast implants to enhance the size and shape of the breasts. The procedure can provide several benefits to patients who are self-conscious about the size or shape of their breasts or who have experienced changes in their breast size or shape after pregnancy or weight loss.

1. Increased breast size: The most obvious benefit of breast augmentation is an increase in breast size. This can be especially beneficial for women who have always felt self-conscious about the size of their breasts or who have experienced changes in breast size after pregnancy or weight loss.
2. Improved breast shape: Another benefit of breast augmentation is the ability to improve the shape of the breasts. This can be particularly beneficial for women who have asymmetrical breasts or who have experienced changes in breast shape after pregnancy or weight loss.
3. Increased self-confidence: Perhaps the most significant benefit of breast augmentation is the boost in self-confidence that many women experience after the procedure. Many women feel more attractive, feminine, and self-assured after breast augmentation.
4. Clothes fit better: With larger breasts, clothes will fit better and look more flattering.
5. Better proportions: Breast augmentation can improve the overall proportions of a woman’s body by balancing out the hips and waist with larger breasts.

When considering breast augmentation, one of the most important decisions you will make is choosing the type of implant that is right for you. There are several options available, including silicone, saline, and alternative options such as fat transfer.

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Each type of implant has its own benefits and drawbacks, and it is important to consult with a specialist plastic surgeon to determine which option is best for you.

• Silicone implants: Silicone implants are filled with a cohesive gel that closely mimics the feel of natural breast tissue. These implants are pre-filled and come in a variety of sizes and shapes. They are known for providing a more natural look and feel compared to saline implants.
• Saline implants: Saline implants are filled with sterile salt water and come in a variety of sizes and shapes. They are inserted empty and then filled once they are in place, which can make them a good option for women with smaller breast tissue. They are less expensive than silicone implants.
• Alternative options such as fat transfer: Alternative options to traditional breast implants include fat transfer to the breasts, which uses the patient’s own fat to enhance the size and shape of the breasts. This is a less invasive procedure that results in a natural look and feel, but it does not provide as much volume as silicone or saline implants.
• Textured vs Smooth: Both silicone and saline implants are available in both textured and smooth varieties. Textured implants are less likely to rotate, which can be beneficial if you are at risk of capsular contracture. However, they have been linked to a rare type of cancer called Breast Implant-Associated Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma (BIA-ALCL).

We also recommend you read the guidance on BIA-ALCL from the UK government to learn more about the slight risk of BIA-ALCL.

• Implant shape: Breast implants are available in two basic shapes: round and teardrop (anatomical) shaped. Round implants tend to look more full and round, while teardrop-shaped implants are designed to mimic the natural shape of the breast.

It is important to consult with a certified plastic surgeon to determine which option is best for you, as well as to discuss the potential benefits and risks of each type of implant. Your surgeon will also help you to make an informed decision about the size and shape of the implant that will be most suitable for your individual anatomy and desired outcome.

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Mentor breast implants are a popular choice for women considering breast augmentation surgery. Here are some of the benefits of Mentor breast implants:

• High-Quality Design: Mentor breast implants are designed to be high-quality, durable, and long-lasting. They are made from cohesive silicone gel, which provides a natural-looking shape and feel to the breasts.
• FDA-Approved: Mentor breast implants are FDA-approved, which means they have undergone rigorous testing and have been proven to be safe and effective for use in breast augmentation surgery.
• Wide Range of Sizes and Shapes: Mentor breast implants come in a wide range of sizes and shapes, allowing patients to choose the right implant to achieve their desired outcome.
• Reduced Risk of Capsular Contracture: Capsular contracture is a potential complication of breast augmentation surgery where scar tissue forms around the implant, causing the breast to become firm and potentially painful. Mentor breast implants have been shown to have a lower risk of capsular contracture compared to other types of implants.
• Comprehensive Warranty: Mentor breast implants come with a comprehensive warranty covering the cost of replacement implants in case of rupture or deflation. This can provide patients with peace of mind and financial protection.
• Experienced and Trusted Brand: Mentor is a well-established and trusted brand in the field of breast implants, with a long history of providing high-quality implants and excellent patient care.

Learn more about the benefits of Mentor breast implants here.

Choosing the right breast implant size is a crucial part of the breast augmentation process. It can have a significant impact on the overall outcome and your satisfaction with the procedure. Here are some factors to consider when choosing the right breast implant size:

1. Body Proportions: The size of the breast implant you choose should be in proportion to your body type. For example, if you have a petite frame, excessively large breast implants may look disproportionate and unnatural. On the other hand, if you have a larger build, smaller breast implants may not be noticeable or provide the desired outcome.
2. Current Breast Size: Your current breast size can also play a role in determining the appropriate implant size. If you have little to no breast tissue, you may require a larger implant to achieve the desired volume. Conversely, if you already have some natural breast tissue, a smaller implant may suffice.
3. Lifestyle and Activities: Your lifestyle and the activities you participate in should also be considered when choosing the right breast implant size. For instance, if you are an athlete or engage in high-impact activities, larger implants may not be practical or comfortable for you.
4. Goals and Preferences: The outcome you desire and your personal preferences also play a role in selecting the right breast implant size. For instance, if you prefer a more natural look, a smaller implant may be the best option. Alternatively, if you prefer a more dramatic change, larger implants may be suitable.
5. Consultation with a Plastic Surgeon: Finally, it’s crucial to consult with a qualified and experienced plastic surgeon who can help you determine the right breast implant size based on your individual needs, preferences, and goals. They can provide recommendations on implant size, shape, and profile, and take into account factors such as your breast anatomy and skin elasticity to ensure a safe and successful procedure.

During the consultation, your plastic surgeon may use 3D imaging technology to simulate different breast implant sizes and shapes, allowing you to visualise the potential outcome and make an informed decision.

Breast implants can be placed over the pectoralis muscle (sub-glandular) or under the pectoralis muscle (sub-muscular). Technically only the upper part of the implant is under the muscle in the dual plane technique, with the lower part not covered by the pectoralis muscle. The position of the implant above or below the muscle will influence the final appearance of your breast enhancement and depends on several factors, including the amount of breast ptosis (or sag). Implants placed in a fully submuscular position are used primarily for breast reconstruction surgery.

Breast implant placement is an important consideration in breast augmentation surgery. The two most common options are submuscular (under the chest muscle) and subglandular (over the chest muscle) placement. Here are the pros and cons of each option:

Submuscular Implant Placement:

Pros:

• A submuscular placement can provide more coverage for the implant, resulting in a more natural-looking breast.
• This placement can also reduce the risk of capsular contracture, a condition where scar tissue forms around the implant, causing it to harden and potentially change shape or position.
• Submuscular placement can also reduce the risk of implant rippling and improve mammogram accuracy.

Cons:

• Submuscular placement can result in a more extended recovery period since the muscle needs time to heal and adjust to the implant.
• There may be increased discomfort initially, as the muscle may be stretched and strained during the healing process.
• This placement can also cause more restrictions on physical activity during the recovery period.

Subglandular Implant Placement:

Pros:

• Subglandular placement typically results in a quicker recovery period since there is no need for the muscle to heal.
• This placement can also provide a more straightforward procedure, making it more accessible for patients who may not be good candidates for submuscular placement.
• Subglandular placement can provide more projection to the breast.

Cons:

• Subglandular placement may result in a less natural-looking breast since there is less tissue covering the implant.
• This placement can also increase the risk of capsular contracture, rippling, and implant visibility.
• Subglandular placement can make mammograms less accurate, as the implant can obscure breast tissue.

• Enhanced breast size and volume in harmony with your body size and chest width
• An improvement in breast symmetry
• Correction of pre-pregnancy size and shape of breasts following childbirth
• Improvement of shape following substantial weight loss when combined with a breast lift.
• Improvement in breast aesthetics
• Fitted clothing may appear more dramatic with the new silhouette
• A possible increase in self-confidence

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When should you consider breast augmentation?

Common reasons for undergoing breast augmentation include:

Aesthetic – Many women choose to have breast augmentation surgery simply to improve their breasts’ appearance and/or size. Cosmetic motivators are common for women who feel their breasts are too small, too misshapen, or even asymmetrical. It is not uncommon for women who have had children to seek breast augmentation to increase lift and reduce sag. Breast enlargement, when performed by a specialist plastic surgeon, can dramatically improve and enhance breast appearance. When breast augmentation is performed for cosmetic reasons, it can improve self-esteem. Breast enlargement itself is not a panacea, but it can have a significant impact on self-esteem.

Reconstructive – Some women elect to have breast augmentation surgery following a mastectomy. Although breast reconstruction is not always necessary following mastectomy, this surgery can give breast cancer survivors a more natural appearance and help them overcome self-esteem issues that can arise from mastectomies.

Replacement – Many breast augmentation procedures are performed to replace existing implants from a previous boob that may have been performed elsewhere that were put in place either for cosmetic or medical reasons.

Correction – Women who face congenital deformities such as tubular breasts often opt for breast enlargement to gain a natural appearance.

If you are starting to explore the possibility of breast enlargement & boob job surgery, you may not have thought much about your reasons for wanting to do so. You may know that you want larger breasts. That is as valid a reason for undergoing breast augmentation as any other. As you learn more about the breast enlargement procedure and your options, especially through the consultation process, you will want to continue to examine your reasons for wanting to enlarge your breasts. Once you have become fully acquainted with the benefits, risks, and costs associated with the procedure, and you feel confident that you want to proceed for you and not due to any external pressures, your candidacy for breast augmentation will depend on your health, your goals, and the establishment of reasonable expectations.

The art of achieving a breast enlargement based on each patient’s individual needs requires the expertise of an experienced and skilled surgeon. If any of the above concerns affect you, you may be an ideal candidate for surgery. Having performed thousands of breast implant surgeries, our surgeons are highly experienced and compassionate plastic surgeons with extensive training and experience in the field of breast augmentation.

Who should consider breast augmentation?

All patients should be in good health and have realistic expectations about what can be achieved with breast augmentation surgery.

Healing is better if patients refrain from or quit smoking.

The effects of smoking on healing after surgery

The breast augmentation procedure is most commonly performed purely for cosmetic purposes, to help improve one’s image and self-esteem.

Suitable patients for breast augmentation include those who have:

• Micromastia – small breasts
• Breast asymmetry
• Loss of breast volume after pregnancy and breastfeeding
• Changes in breast shape or size after weight loss

Candidates who are not suitable are those who:

• Are you below the age of 18 years?
• Are you pregnant or breastfeeding?
• Have you had radiation therapy or chemotherapy?
• Have an active infection in your breasts?

The Breast Augmentation Consultation

The surgeon will discuss with you all the possibilities that are appropriate for your body and determine the best implant approach for your breasts and personal goals.

The decision to have breast augmentation is a major step for most women and is extremely personal. The surgeon, therefore, always guides and supports their prospective patients through every stage of this process. During an initial consultation at our clinic, you will discuss your reasons for wanting a breast augmentation, and you will undergo a thorough medical check-up.

The consultation begins by having an opportunity to discuss your ideas, concerns, and expectations about the breast implant procedure with your surgeon and ask any relevant questions you may have.

Your breast augmentation surgeon will:

• Take a focused history and examine you
• Explain the breast augmentation procedure
• Consider your needs and preferences when deciding on the most appropriate treatment option for you.

Preparing for breast augmentation surgery involves several steps. It is important to have realistic expectations, understand the risks and benefits, and follow your surgeon’s instructions.

1. Consultation: Schedule a consultation with one of our plastic surgeons at Centre for Surgery to discuss your goals, medical history, and the options available. Your surgeon will also assess your physical condition and determine if you are a good candidate for the procedure.
2. Preoperative Instructions: Your surgeon will provide you with detailed instructions on how to prepare for the surgery, including information on medications to avoid, dietary restrictions, and any necessary lab work or imaging.
3. Stop smoking: If you are a smoker, it is important to stop smoking at least 4-6 weeks before the surgery, as smoking can impede wound healing and increase the risk of complications.
4. Avoid certain medications: You will be instructed to avoid certain medications, such as aspirin and anti-inflammatory drugs, which can increase bleeding during and after the surgery.
5. Arrange for help: Arrange for a responsible adult to drive you home and stay with you for the first 24 hours after the surgery, as you cannot drive or take care of yourself immediately after the procedure.
6. Make sure you have the right clothing: Make sure you have comfortable, loose-fitting clothing for after the surgery and a supportive bra that can accommodate the bandages and dressings.

The breast augmentation procedure is performed as a day-case surgery at our specialist day surgery unit on Baker Street. You can commence your recovery at home the same afternoon. Breast enlargement surgery is carried out under TIVA general anaesthesia. The procedure takes, on average, from one to two hours to complete.

Breast augmentation step by step

STEP 1: After the injection of local anaesthesia, an incision is performed under the breasts (infra-mammary incision). Thanks to the Keller Funnel, this incision has become smaller over the years – sometimes measuring 3.5cm or less. An average length of 4-5 cm is the norm.

STEP 2: Forming the new breast pocket. A pocket will be created either on top of the muscle (sub-glandular) or under the chest muscle (dual plane). This pocket is specially designed to match the dimensions of the new breast implants to be inserted.

STEP 3: Insertion of breast implants with Keller Funnel. The Keller Funnel facilitates a ‘no-touch’ insertion technique with many advantages compared to older manual techniques. Contamination is minimised with the Keller Funnel.

STEP 4: Incision closure. The surgeon will use a three-layered closure for maximum security using dissolvable sutures. There is, therefore, no need for potentially uncomfortable suture removal one week later.

STEP 5: Application of post-surgical bra. A specially designed bra with a breast band will be applied after the procedure.

What is a breast funnel?

A breast funnel is a surgical instrument used to aid in placing breast implants during breast augmentation surgery. The funnel is typically made of a clear plastic material shaped like a cone. The smaller end of the cone is inserted into the breast pocket, and the implant is inserted through the wider end of the cone and positioned into the breast pocket. The funnel helps to guide the implant into the correct position and allows the surgeon to make a smaller incision while still having control over the implant as it is inserted into the breast.

The use of a breast funnel can help to reduce the size of the incision needed for implant placement, which can lead to less scarring and a quicker recovery time. It also allows for greater precision in implant placement, which can improve the final cosmetic outcome.

It’s worth mentioning that not all plastic surgeons use a breast funnel, and the use of this device may depend on the surgeon’s preference, the patient’s anatomy, and the type of implant being used. Some surgeons use this device during the surgery, while others use a different inserter type. It all depends on the surgeon’s technique and preference.

Breast augmentation is a surgical procedure that involves the insertion of breast implants to enhance the size and shape of the breasts.

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Recovery after breast augmentation is a critical period that requires proper care and attention to ensure optimal healing and minimize the risk of complications. Here is a week-by-week guide to the recovery process after breast augmentation surgery:

Week 1:

During the first week after surgery, it’s essential to rest as much as possible and avoid any strenuous activities. Your surgeon may provide you with a compression garment or surgical bra to wear to help reduce swelling and support your breasts. You may experience some pain, swelling, and bruising during this period, and you will need to take pain medication as prescribed by your surgeon. You should avoid lifting anything heavy or engaging in any activities that involve the upper body.

Week 2:

During the second week, you can typically return to light activities, such as walking and stretching. You should still avoid lifting heavy objects, driving, or engaging in any activities that may strain the chest muscles. Your surgeon may recommend that you continue wearing the compression garment or surgical bra to help reduce swelling and support your breasts.

Week 3:

During the third week, you may be able to resume some of your daily activities, such as driving and light exercise. However, you should still avoid any activities that involve the chest muscles, such as lifting weights or performing push-ups. You may still experience some discomfort or swelling, but it should gradually improve over time.

Week 4:

By the fourth week, you may be able to resume most of your regular activities. However, it’s still important to avoid any high-impact activities or heavy lifting, as well as sleeping on your stomach. You may also be able to switch to a sports bra instead of a compression garment or surgical bra.

Weeks 5-6:

During weeks 5-6, you should continue to take it easy and avoid any strenuous activities. You may still experience some swelling or discomfort, but it should continue to improve over time. Your surgeon may recommend a follow-up appointment to check your progress and ensure that everything is healing correctly.

After week 6:

After six weeks, most patients are fully recovered and can resume all of their regular activities. However, it’s important to continue to monitor your breasts and notify your surgeon if you experience any unusual symptoms or changes in your breasts’ appearance.

Your Final Breast Augmentation Result

The final result of breast augmentation surgery can take several months to become apparent. By three to six months after surgery, most patients should have recovered fully, with swelling and bruising subsided significantly. The breasts should appear more even and symmetrical, with a natural-looking shape and size. The scars from the surgery should have faded noticeably, although it’s important to note that scars will continue to fade and improve in appearance over time.

As with any surgical procedure, breast augmentation surgery comes with potential risks and complications. Here are some of the most common risks and complications associated with breast augmentation:

1. Infection: An infection can occur after breast augmentation surgery, which may require antibiotics or, in severe cases, implant removal.
2. Capsular contracture: Capsular contracture is a condition where the scar tissue that forms around the implant tightens and hardens, causing the breast to become firm and potentially painful.
3. Implant rupture or leak: Implants can rupture or leak, which may require implant removal and replacement surgery.
4. Changes in breast sensation: Changes in breast sensation can occur after breast augmentation surgery, with some women experiencing temporary or permanent numbness, tingling, or hypersensitivity.
5. Hematoma or seroma: Hematomas and seromas are the accumulation of blood or fluid around the implant, which may require drainage.
6. Changes in breast shape or position: Breast implants can sometimes shift or move, causing changes in breast shape or position, which may require revision surgery.
7. Scarring: All surgical procedures result in some degree of scarring, and breast augmentation is no exception. Scarring can vary from person to person and may fade over time.

It’s essential to discuss these potential risks and complications with your plastic surgeon before undergoing breast augmentation surgery. Your surgeon can help you understand your individual risk factors and provide guidance on how to minimise your risk of complications.

Breast Implant exchange

Breast implants do not have an expiry date but even modern implants are not designed to last forever. The latest generation of breast implants used at the Centre for Surgery for breast augmentation can last for 10-15 years or more without any issues. The most common reason for seeking breast implant exchange is to change an aspect of breast appearance. Less commonly, implant exchange may be required to correct problems such as wrinkling or rippling of the implant shell, capsular contracture, implant rupture and implant displacement. Breast implants and the surgical techniques used to insert them have undergone continual refinement over the last 10-15 years, allowing patients to keep their implants for longer. Sebbin breast implants used at Centre for Surgery for breast augmentation have an advanced, highly cohesive, semi-solid gel material. If the implant’s outer shell were to be damaged in some way, then the contents of the implant remain entirely inside the implant shell and do not leak out in any way.

Centre for Surgery is fully approved to offer finance for breast augmentation via our specialist finance partner, Chrysalis Finance. You no longer need to use your savings to pay for your treatment – you can apply to spread the cost of your procedure with Chrysalis Finance using their simple 1,2,3 application to pay for your procedure. Don’t wait until you have enough money for your treatment. Apply today for boob job finance and (subject to status) pay for your boob job procedure easily in monthly instalments using one of their payment options. Chrysalis Finance is the only ethical provider focusing solely on providing specialist financing for medical procedures, including breast augmentation.

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Our breast augmentation surgeons are known for their artistry and strive to help women achieve natural and beautiful-looking breasts. Our surgeons believe that the key to a successful outcome after a boob job is the surgeon-patient relationship. Before committing to proceed with a clinical decision for surgery, your surgeon will spend time getting to know about personal goals and preferences in detail. This might sometimes require a second follow-up consultation. Our surgeons provide the safest and most natural-looking breast implant procedures in London and the southeast.

After a detailed explanation of the various methods and discussion of the right breast implants to use at your consultation, your surgeon may perform computerised 3D imaging. The use of imaging provides a starting point to establish what needs to be achieved to reach the desired goal. A range of different implant sizes and types can be trialled. By visualising the potential outcome, you may have a clearer idea of what can be achieved and, thus, more confidence in proceeding with breast augmentation surgery. Once you are satisfied with having all your questions answered, the surgeon will determine if breast augmentation is the right procedure for you. A detailed treatment plan will be formulated. This will be forwarded to your patient coordinator, who will then prepare your boob job quotation and discuss potential finance options if this would be of interest to you to help spread the repayments.

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Our aftercare programme was described as ‘outstanding’ by our regulator, the Care Quality Commission. 

Our postoperative support team is in regular contact with our patients during the early recovery period. The proactive nature of our postoperative support gives every patient the best opportunity for a smooth postoperative recovery free of complications after breast augmentation. In many cases, if complications were to occur, their impact would be markedly lessened by early detection, prompt clinical assessment and correct treatment. A patient expresses concern to our team over the phone; then, we often call patients on the same day for assessment with one of our expert nursing team. Even if there is no significant issue, the careful explanation and calm reassurance provided by our team can help to alleviate any worries you may have experienced after the breast enlargement procedure.

What is included in my breast augmentation treatment package?

• As many preoperative consultations with your surgeon as you like to make sure the breast augmentation procedure is right for you.
• Treatment at a specialist day surgery facility recently rated ‘Good’ by the CQC.
• Enhanced same-day discharge with the added benefits of recovering in your own home.
• 24/7 clinical support from your surgeon for the first 48 hours and our expert postoperative support team.
• Your very own dedicated patient coordinator throughout all stages of the patient journey.
• In-depth preoperative medical assessment to make sure you are fully fit for your procedure.
• Exceptionally high postoperative care standards are described as ‘outstanding’ by the CQC with regular telephone and face-to-face checks.

RealSelf Top Doctors for breast augmentation

RealSelf’s top doctor status is awarded to less than 10% of the RealSelf doctor community.  This status is earned by achieving consistently high patient satisfaction (from RealSelf reviews), getting excellent feedback on expert answers to patient questions, and investing significant time in Q&A and other doctor activities. RealSelf’s top doctors are rated among the best breast surgeons in the UK.