Your surgeon will discuss implant type, size, shape and placement, scars and how your body will change with age or pregnancy.
Most patients return to desk work in one to two weeks.
Supportive bras are worn for several weeks.
Strenuous activity is avoided for about six weeks.
Follow-up is needed to check healing.
Choosing implants from reputable manufacturers is important, and you should receive implant details for your records.
With implants or fat transfer.
For comfort and posture.
After mastectomy.
Correction of asymmetry or revision of earlier surgery.
For men.
For women who have undergone cancer treatment, reconstruction can restore shape and confidence. It may use implants or the patient’s own tissue, and it can be done at the time of mastectomy or later. Coordination with the oncology team is essential.
Risks include infection, bleeding, changes in nipple sensation, capsular contracture and the possibility of future revision. Regular check-ups matter after implants.
Curis Global arranges private, respectful consultations and a recovery plan that suits your travel and comfort.
They are not lifetime devices, and may need replacement over time.
It can, depending on the technique. Discuss your plans with your surgeon.