"I am very satisfied with the result. The staff was extremely professional and friendly."
– Mr. R.
"I am very satisfied with the result. The staff was extremely professional and friendly."
– Mr. R.
Which procedure should I choose?
Choosing the right procedure depends on your anatomy, desires, and lifestyle. At Juventina Clinic, our experienced surgical team will help you find the best solution. During the initial consultation, we will assess your situation, explain the options, and together plan a procedure that will achieve optimal results.
Among the most common breast surgeries are breast augmentation with implants, breast lift (mastopexy), breast reduction, and asymmetry correction. The choice of procedure is always individual and tailored to your desires and anatomy.
The best approach is to consult with a surgeon who will assess your desires, physical build, and health status. Based on this, the most suitable method will be determined to achieve a natural and balanced result.
Yes, the goal of the procedures is a natural look that is in harmony with your body. When choosing the size, shape, and technique, the surgeon considers your proportions so that the final result looks aesthetic and balanced.
Recovery depends on the type of procedure, but usually takes 1 to 3 weeks for a basic return to daily activities. More intense physical activities are only recommended after a few weeks, according to the surgeon's instructions.
Scars are minimally present but are placed in discreet locations and fade over time. The surgeon selects the technique that allows for the least noticeable marks.
The results are long-lasting, but can change over time due to natural aging, weight fluctuations, or hormonal influences. With proper care and a healthy lifestyle, you can maintain the results for a longer period.
The procedure takes place under anesthesia, so you will not feel pain during the operation. Moderate discomfort may be present after the procedure, which can be effectively managed with medication.
In most cases, breastfeeding after surgery is still possible, but it depends on the type of surgery and technique. Discuss this in detail with your surgeon during your consultation.
