Augmentation Mammoplasty

Why consider breast augmentation?

The size, shape, and projection of the breasts can influence body perception, self-esteem, and self-confidence. Some women wish to enhance their breasts to achieve greater body harmony, regain volume lost after pregnancy or weight loss, or simply feel more comfortable with their silhouette.

Augmentation mammoplasty is a surgery that allows for a more defined and proportionate breast contour through the placement of breast implants. Each case is evaluated individually to offer natural, safe results tailored to the patient’s desires and anatomical characteristics.

How is this procedure performed?

During the medical evaluation, Dr. Giovanni Cortés analyzes the patient’s chest shape, breast tissue type, lifestyle, and expectations to determine the most appropriate implant type: round or anatomical, textured or smooth, and placement plane (subglandular or submuscular).

The surgery is performed under general anesthesia and lasts approximately one to two hours. The incisions can be located in the submammary fold, around the areola, or in the armpit, depending on the case. Safe and minimally invasive techniques are used to facilitate recovery and reduce risks.

What results can you expect?

Breast augmentation offers a visible change in the volume and shape of the breasts, with harmonious results that respect the body’s silhouette. The most notable benefits include:

  • Increased breast volume with proportion and symmetry.
  • Improved breast shape and projection.
  • Recovery of volume lost due to breastfeeding or weight loss.
  • Slight lift in cases of moderate ptosis.
  • Long-lasting and natural-looking results, depending on the type of implant used.
  • Greater security and confidence in body image.

The results are visible from the first few days, although the final volume is seen between the first and third month postoperatively.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are breast implants safe?

Yes. The implants used are approved by international health authorities. They must be inserted by a qualified surgeon in an appropriate surgical setting.

Yes, although a choice made in consultation with the surgeon is always suggested, taking into account body balance and medical safety.

Implants can last for many years, but they are not permanent. Regular medical follow-up is recommended, with a possible revision or replacement after 10 to 15 years.

In most cases, yes. The surgical technique and positioning influence breastfeeding ability and are assessed beforehand.

Schedule your consultation

A personalized consultation with Dr. Giovanni Cortés will help you determine the ideal implant type and surgical technique for you, resolve any questions you may have, and plan your surgery with clear information and professional guidance.