Breast Augmentation for Proportion, Volume & Shape

Breast Augmentation is a surgical procedure that can increase breast volume and alter breast shape using implants or, in selected cases, fat transfer. It may be considered by individuals seeking changes in breast size, proportion or contour. Surgical planning depends on breast anatomy, existing tissue, body proportions, health considerations and individual aesthetic goals. When implants are used, implant type, size and placement require careful discussion with a qualified plastic surgeon. Breast implants are not lifetime devices and may require monitoring or additional surgery over time. Professional consultation is essential for understanding suitability, risks, options and expected outcomes.

Creating Balanced Breast Proportions Through Surgery

Breast Augmentation offers a surgical option for increasing breast volume, with planning centred on anatomy, proportions, goals and informed decision-making.

Breast Volume Enhancement

May increase breast volume through implants or selected fat-transfer approaches, depending on individual anatomy, suitability and the agreed surgical plan.

Shape & Proportion

Surgical planning considers breast shape, existing tissue and body proportions to help develop an approach aligned with individual aesthetic goals.

Implant Considerations

When implants are selected, factors such as size, shape and placement require discussion with the surgeon before surgery and informed consent.

Personalised Surgical Planning

Breast Augmentation planning is individualised according to anatomy, health considerations, aesthetic goals, surgical options and the patient’s informed preferences.

Inside the Breast Augmentation Procedure

Surgical Assessment

A consultation evaluates breast anatomy, tissue characteristics, goals and relevant health factors before determining whether augmentation may be appropriate.

Breast implants can increase breast volume, with implant selection and placement determined through surgical assessment and discussion of individual goals.

Selected patients may undergo breast augmentation using fat transferred from another body area, depending on suitability and surgical assessment.

The procedure is planned around breast anatomy, desired changes, available tissue and selected augmentation method rather than using one universal approach.

Breast augmentation carries surgical and procedure-specific risks, while implants require ongoing monitoring and may require additional surgery over time.

Breast Size & Shape Considerations

Breast Augmentation may be considered by individuals seeking surgical changes to breast volume, proportion or shape following appropriate consultation.

Reduced Breast Volume

May be considered when an individual wants increased breast volume, with suitability depending on anatomy, health considerations and personal goals.

Breast Asymmetry

Can be considered when differences in breast size or shape are a concern, although complete symmetry cannot always be achieved.

Proportion & Contour Goals

May be considered by individuals seeking changes in breast proportion or contour, with surgical planning tailored to anatomy and expectations.

What to Expect From Breast Augmentation

What May Breast Augmentation Help Change?

Individual outcomes vary according to anatomy, surgical technique, augmentation method, implant choice when applicable and individual healing response.

Increased Breast Volume

Breast Augmentation can increase breast volume, with the degree of change determined by the selected surgical approach and individual anatomy.

Altered Breast Proportion

Surgery may change breast proportion relative to the body, although the final appearance depends on anatomy and individual healing.

Balanced-Looking Proportions

Final outcomes depend on surgical planning, healing and individual characteristics, making realistic expectations and professional consultation important before proceeding.

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