Breast Augmentation

One of the most popular plastic surgery procedures in the country, breast augmentation addresses issues with breast volume, shape, and symmetry through the placement of breast implants.

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Breast Lift

Whether performed alone or in conjunction with breast augmentation, a breast lift is designed to lift drooping breasts and restore a more youthful appearance.

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Breast Reduction

If you suffer from chronic neck, shoulder, or back pain due to the excessive size of your breasts, breast reduction surgery can ease your discomfort and improve your overall quality of life.

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Breast Lift with Implants

A breast lift with implants combines lifting and volume enhancement to create a fuller, more youthful breast shape with improved position and contour.

Breast Implant Revision

Breast implant revision is performed to replace or adjust existing implants, helping improve appearance, address concerns, or restore desired results.

Breast Implant Removal

Breast implant removal involves taking out existing implants, often to address concerns or achieve a more natural look, with or without additional reshaping procedures.

What Should I Do During Breast Surgery Recovery to Help My Body Heal?

Your aftercare instructions may vary slightly based on the kind of breast surgery you have had. You can discuss general expectations at your consultation, such as how much time you should arrange off work. Before you leave the surgery center, you’ll be given detailed instructions to follow at home that will include medication dosages and times and various activity restrictions.

In general, you can help your recovery along with the following:

  • Rest as much as you need. During the first week after your breast surgery, your body may ask for much more sleep than you’re used to. Listen. Surgery puts a lot of stress on the body, and much of your energy will be used to heal the breast tissue and the skin. If you feel like napping at any time during the day, do it. While you should walk for 5 to 10 minutes several times a day, the bulk of your time will be spent sleeping and resting.
  • Take your pain medication as directed. If you do not take your pain medication as directed, your body will be under more stress than is necessary, and it could prolong your recovery by a few days. We understand the concerns that some patients have about taking prescription pain medication. Talk to the doctor about your concerns and ask for tips that can reduce the side effects of the medication. You may be ready to transition to over-the-counter pain relievers in as little as a week.
  • Drink plenty of water. Staying hydrated helps your body process the anesthesia and also engage in optimal tissue recovery. Drinking one to two liters of water a day during your recovery may also offset the potential constipation that can occur due to your prescription pain medicine.
  • Eat a nutrient-dense diet. Lean proteins are immensely supportive of tissue recovery, as are foods that contain vitamins C and D, both of which help the body make use of collagen. Foods rich in calcium, including milk, kale, and spinach, can provide a boost of strength as you heal from surgery.

Call Us Today for Breast Enhancement Surgery

If you are dissatisfied with your breasts, breast surgery may be the solution for you. The procedures available can make a meaningful difference in both your appearance and confidence, whether performed individually or combined to achieve your ideal results.

The best way to determine the right approach is through a personal, confidential consultation. During this meeting, Dr. Perez will take the time to understand your goals, answer your questions, and evaluate your needs. From there, he will guide you through your options and recommend a customized plan designed to help you look and feel your best. Schedule a consultation today to get started.

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