What is the Best Incision for Breast Augmentation?

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Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) January 26, 2012 -- Breast augmentation is the most popular plastic surgery procedure in the United States. Women choose to have breast augmentation for a wide variety of reasons, but in every case the final appearance is of top importance. Things that will affect the final aesthetics of your breast augmentation will include implant type, implant placement, and incision location.

There is no single “best” breast augmentation incision option. Rather, there is the best option for you. Your plastic surgeon will listen to your aesthetic goals, examine your natural features, and base his decision on the location that will best meet your needs. Make sure you are working with a board-certified plastic surgeon for your breast augmentation. Not only will this ensure a safer procedure, it will also play a significant role in the final aesthetics of your breast augmentation.
Breast Augmentation Incision Options
There are three primary breast augmentation incision options commonly recommended by plastic surgeons. These are:
• Inframammary – Underneath your breasts in the natural crease where your breasts and chest meet. This incision allows your surgeon maximum control over implant placement and the creation of cleavage while also minimizing visible scarring.

• Periariolar – Around the dark skin surrounding your nipple. This incision option also allows maximum control over placement and cleavage while hiding scars in the darker tissue of your areola.
• Transaxillary – Through the armpit. This incision option provides the least amount of control over placement and may make the creation of cleavage much more difficult. However, because the scars will be hidden in the folds of your armpits, there will be no scarring at all on your breasts.

A fourth option, transumbilical breast augmentation (TUBA), may also be available. This incision is done through the belly button. Due to the distance from your belly button to your breasts, this option is seldom preferred by plastic surgeons because it makes producing symmetrical results increasingly difficult. In addition, it rules out placement underneath your chest muscles, which is a popular breast implant placement option.
There is no single incision that is ideal for everybody. Your lifestyle choices and final aesthetic goals will play the largest role in your plastic surgeon’s recommendation.
If you live in or around Dallas, Texas and would like to learn more about your options for breast augmentation surgery, please visit the website of Dr. Vasdev Rai at The Cosmetic Surgical Center today for additional information.

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