Surgical Techniques: Fat is harvested from areas of the body like the abdomen or thighs and grafted into the breasts to enhance volume.

Expected Results: A natural increase in breast volume with a more shapely appearance.

Potential Risks: Fat absorption, uneven contour, or lump formation.

Aftercare: Avoid direct pressure on the breasts, follow-up care, and wear supportive garments.

Surgical Techniques: Involves reshaping or repositioning the nipple and areola for aesthetic reasons or after breast surgery.

Expected Results: Aesthetic improvement in the shape, size, or position of the nipple and areola.

Potential Risks: Infection, asymmetry, or loss of sensation.

Aftercare: Keep the area clean, avoid irritation, and follow up for wound healing.

Surgical Techniques: A lift reshapes the breast tissue and tightens the skin, while reduction involves removing excess fat, glandular tissue, and skin to achieve a more balanced appearance.

Expected Results: Lifted and reduced breast size with improved shape.

Potential Risks: Nipple sensitivity, scarring, infection, or asymmetry.

Aftercare: Avoid lifting or strenuous movement, wear a compression garment, and follow up to monitor healing.

Surgical Techniques: Involves inserting silicone or saline implants under the breast tissue or chest muscle to enhance size and shape.

Expected Results: Fuller, more shapely breasts.

Potential Risks: Infection, implant rupture, asymmetry, or scarring.

Aftercare: Avoid strenuous activities for several weeks, wear a support bra, and attend follow-up appointments for implant positioning.