The most common regret in breast augmentation is rarely about the implant itself — it is about choosing a volume that does not suit the body.
Breast augmentation is not only about adding volume. Chest wall width, breast base, the quality of existing breast tissue, skin elasticity and body proportion are all evaluated together.
Volume or Proportion?
An implant volume that looks striking in a photograph will not feel natural if it does not suit the patient's own chest wall and shoulder width. The decision is shaped by the whole body, not a single number.
Placement and Profile
The plane in which the implant is placed, and its profile (low, moderate or high projection), are planned according to the amount of existing breast tissue and the patient's everyday lifestyle expectations.
What Is Discussed in Consultation?
The first meeting evaluates the patient's expectations, professional and athletic lifestyle, future pregnancy plans and existing anatomy in detail — and the appropriate implant options are discussed together based on this evaluation.