Breast Augmentation Austin, TX Subfascial plane, IMF incision 395 cc Moderate

Our patient, a mother, noticed a loss of volume in her breasts, particularly in the upper region and cleavage, leading to a perceived imbalance with her hips. Seeking improvement, she underwent a comprehensive examination and history assessment, indicating her suitability for breast augmentation. Considering her existing breast tissue, we opted for a subfascial plane approach, aiming to achieve a subtle lift of the nipple-areolar complex while enhancing volume. To maintain natural proportions and minimize potential complications, such as the "waterfall deformity," we selected moderate profile implants. Utilizing advanced Vectra 3D simulation technology, we precisely tailored the choice of a 395 cc moderate profile implant from Sientra to align with her chest dimensions and desired outcomes. The implants were expertly placed through an inframammary fold incision, employing a 'no-touch' technique, Keller funnel, and other meticulous maneuvers to mitigate risks like capsular contracture, malposition, and rupture. The results speak for themselves - our patient achieved a significant improvement in breast aesthetics, seamlessly complementing her frame. We take pride in her successful outcome and are delighted to have played a part in realizing her aesthetic goals.