Breast Augmentation

Determining suitability for breast enlargement surgery requires an individual assessment by a qualified plastic surgeon. Factors such as overall health, breast anatomy, and personal goals are considered. It's best to schedule a consultation with a reputable plastic surgeon who can evaluate your specific case and discuss the options that are most appropriate for you.

The most natural-looking breast implants are often silicone implants, specifically cohesive gel implants. These implants have a texture and consistency that closely resemble natural breast tissue. Additionally, choosing implants with a teardrop or anatomical shape can contribute to a more natural appearance. However, the best implant type and shape for you will depend on your individual anatomy and desired outcome, so it's essential to consult with a qualified plastic surgeon who can provide personalised recommendations.

The duration of breast augmentation recovery varies from person to person. In general, most patients can expect to recover within a few weeks. During the initial days after surgery, you may experience some discomfort, swelling, and bruising. It's important to follow your plastic surgeon's post-operative instructions, including any prescribed medications, wearing a supportive bra, and avoiding strenuous activities. Over time, swelling and bruising will subside, and you'll gradually regain your energy and resume normal activities. However, full recovery and the final results may take several months as your body adjusts to the implants.

1. Choose an experienced surgeon specializing in breast augmentation.
2. Clearly communicate your goals and expectations during the consultation.
3. Follow pre-operative instructions provided by your surgeon.
4. Collaborate with your surgeon to select suitable implant options.
5. Adhere to post-operative instructions for optimal healing and results.

Like any surgical procedure, breast enlargement surgery carries potential risks. These may include infection, bleeding, adverse reactions to anesthesia, changes in nipple or breast sensation, scarring, implant rupture or leakage, capsular contracture (hardening of the scar tissue around the implant), asymmetry, and the need for future revision surgeries. It's important to discuss these risks with your plastic surgeon during the consultation. By selecting a skilled surgeon and following their guidance, you can minimise the likelihood of complications and increase the chances of a successful outcome.

Choosing Dr. Veerle Rotsaert for your breast augmentation ensures that you will receive personalised care, meticulous surgical technique, and attention to detail. Dr. Rotsaert's bespoke approach, where she tailors the surgery to your individual body proportions and lifestyle, sets her apart from other surgeons. With her expertise and commitment to patient satisfaction, you can trust Dr. Rotsaert to deliver exceptional results.

Choosing the best breast augmentation surgeon requires careful consideration. Here are some key factors to consider:

1. Experience and specialisation: Look for a surgeon with extensive experience in performing breast augmentation surgeries. Specialisation in cosmetic and reconstructive breast procedures is an added advantage.

2. Credentials and certifications: Ensure that the surgeon is board-certified and affiliated with reputable medical organisations. This indicates that they have met high standards of training and expertise.

3. Before and after photos: Review the surgeon's portfolio of before and after photos of previous breast augmentation patients. This can give you an idea of their aesthetic approach and the quality of their work.

4. Patient testimonials and reviews: Read reviews and testimonials from previous patients to gauge their satisfaction and overall experience with the surgeon.

5. Consultation experience: Schedule a consultation with the surgeon to assess their communication style, attentiveness to your concerns, and ability to provide personalised  recommendations.

6. Surgical facility and support team: Inquire about the surgical facility where the procedure will be performed. Ensure it is accredited and equipped with modern technology. Additionally, consider the professionalism and expertise of the surgeon's support team.

7. Transparent communication: Choose a surgeon who takes the time to thoroughly explain the procedure, potential risks, and expected outcomes. They should be open to answering your questions and ensuring you have realistic expectations.