Breast augmentation adds volume and shape using implants or, in some cases, transferred fat, helping your figure match the proportions you have in mind, whether you’re restoring what changed after pregnancy or achieving a size you’ve never had.
It might surface while swimsuit shopping or simply when you notice how differently your clothes fit since having kids. Whatever the trigger, a breast job remains one of the most requested procedures we perform, and one of the most personal, since “the right size” looks completely different from one patient to the next. We often hear from patients trying on swimsuits at the Jersey Shore Premium Outlets, wishing their top half matched what they pictured. Our team focuses on that exact proportion, so your reflection finally matches the picture in your head.
You may be a good candidate for breast implants if you’re seeking more volume, better symmetry, or restored fullness.
Good candidates typically:
During your consultation, we walk through implant size, shape, and placement in detail, using sizers so you can see and feel the difference beforehand.
Our team confirms your implant selection and administers general anesthesia.
A small incision, typically beneath the breast, around the areola, or in the underarm, allows placement of breast implants above or beneath the chest muscle depending on your anatomy.
Sutures close the incision, minimizing visible scarring.
Monitoring continues briefly as anesthesia wears off.
Ask a family member or friend to drive you home. Reaching for the steering wheel pulls directly against your chest and incisions, so plan on being a passenger for the trip up Route 9.
Our team gives you a personalized recovery plan for each stage.
Sizing is based on your existing tissue, chest width, goals, and lifestyle, best determined through an in-person sizing consultation.
Both are FDA-approved; silicone implants tend to feel more natural, while saline offers a smaller incision and adjustable volume. Many patients considering silicone implants appreciate their natural look and feel.
Many patients can still breastfeed afterward, though incision location and implant placement can influence this.
Implants aren’t lifetime devices; many last well over a decade, though you may eventually need replacement.
Most patients feel significantly better within the first week, with strenuous exercise resuming around a month later.
Many patients tell us the sizing consultation alone made the decision easy. Schedule a consultation with Samra Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery to explore your augmentation options, sizers included. Call us at 732-327-0249 or reach out online.
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