Our virtual consultation process can save you a trip into our office in Miami and give you a better idea of the process. Afterwards when you come to the office for the initial surgical consultation, expect to provide your complete medical history, a list of all current medications, allergies, as well as if you have had previous surgeries. Our experienced and highly trained staff will also take “before” photographs to aid in planning and structure of your Breast Augmentation with you and your surgeon, as well as if you wish to have saline or silicone implants, and to what level you want them filled. Once you place your surgery deposit and have a date to have surgery with our center in Miami, you will undergo an extensive physical exam, blood testing, as well as an informed consent process. We will then give you detailed instructions to prepare for your procedure, including precautions regarding certain medications, alcohol consumption, and detailed hygienic protocols.

All procedures here at our new, state of the art facility at the South Florida Center for Cosmetic Surgery in Miami are performed under general anesthesia administered by a board-certified anesthesiologist. Your surgeon will begin by making strategically placed incisions, based on your surgical plan, and place then position your saline or silicone implant under the pectoral muscle. Afterwards, the incisions will be carefully sutured and supportive tape will be applied before layers of gauze and a surgical bra.

After Breast Augmentation surgery, expect to experience some discomfort as your anesthesia wears off. Here at our Miami clinic our goal is to keep you as comfortable as possible, so your plastic surgeon will provide you with a plan to mitigate any pain or soreness, including medication. The results of your Breast Augmentation are immediate, but allow 3-4 weeks for swelling and bruising to go down. Avoid unnecessary bending, lifting, or straining within the first week after your procedure. You will also wear a specified surgical bra for the first four weeks. Please consult your surgeon, our patient advocates, and staff about any questions.

You will return for your initial postoperative visit three days after your procedure. During this visit the surgeon will remove the bandaging to check the healing process of the incisions. You will be re-bandaged and asked to come in on a scheduled basis for check-ups at intervals discussed between you and your surgeon within the first 90 days.