Breast Augmentation in Accredited Hospital Settings
Natural breast enhancement coordinated for international patients.
Start Online ConsultationBreast augmentation at Nova is delivered through structured medical coordination in fully accredited hospital environments. Each procedure is planned individually to achieve balanced body proportions, natural contour and long-term stability.
Breast augmentation procedures are planned according to chest anatomy, skin elasticity and overall body proportions. The surgical approach focuses on creating natural breast volume and contour while maintaining structural support and long-term stability.
Who is a Candidate?
- Individuals seeking improved breast volume or contour
- Patients with naturally small breast size
- Loss of breast volume following pregnancy or weight loss
- Individuals seeking improved body proportion and silhouette
- Patients suitable for surgical breast enhancement after medical evaluation
Surgical Methodology
Depending on individual anatomical assessment, the procedure may involve:
- Placement of silicone implants beneath breast tissue or muscle
- Selection of implant shape and projection based on body proportions
- Precise incision planning to minimise visible scarring
- Structural positioning to maintain long-term contour stability
Types of Breast Augmentation
Silicone Implant Augmentation
The most commonly preferred method, using medical-grade silicone implants designed to provide natural shape and texture.
Implant Placement Under the Muscle
Implants are positioned beneath the pectoral muscle to create a more natural contour and improved tissue coverage in selected cases.
Implant Placement Over the Muscle
In suitable candidates with adequate breast tissue, implants may be positioned above the muscle to achieve desired volume and contour.
Breast Augmentation Combined with Breast Lift
In cases where breast volume loss is accompanied by skin laxity, augmentation may be combined with lifting techniques to restore both volume and position.
The Surgical Process
- Pre-operative anatomical evaluation
- Implant selection and proportional planning
- Hospital-based surgery under specialist anaesthesia
- Precise implant placement and contour adjustment
- Structured post-operative monitoring
Recovery & Monitoring
- Initial swelling and tissue adaptation phase
- Use of supportive surgical garments
- Structured follow-up coordination
- Gradual contour stabilisation over several months
- International remote monitoring when required
Expected Results
Focus on:
- Natural breast contour
- Improved body proportions
- Balanced upper body silhouette
- Long-term structural stability
Safety & Medical Standards
- Accredited operating theatres
- Specialist surgical team
- Hospital-based anaesthesia supervision
- Structured risk assessment
- Post-operative monitoring protocol
International Patient Process
FAQ Section
How long does breast augmentation surgery take?
Breast augmentation procedures typically take between 1 to 2 hours, depending on implant type, placement technique and individual anatomical considerations. All surgeries are performed in accredited hospital environments under specialist anaesthesia supervision.
When can I travel after surgery?
Most international patients are medically cleared to travel approximately 5–7 days after surgery. Travel timing depends on recovery progress and post-operative evaluation by the surgical team.
Will there be visible scars?
Incisions are planned in discreet anatomical locations such as the breast fold, around the areola or in the underarm area. While all surgical procedures involve some degree of scarring, techniques are designed to promote minimal visibility and optimal healing.
How long do breast implants last?
Modern medical-grade implants are designed for long-term durability. While they do not have a strict expiration date, regular medical follow-up is recommended to monitor implant condition over time.