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While breast augmentation surgery is a generally safe procedure, it’s not free of risks. Let’s take a look at some of the risks and side effects of breast augmentation surgery so you have a realistic idea of what to expect from treatment.

Breast lift surgery can be performed in many different ways depending on the needs of a patient. Let’s look at a few ways that breast lift surgery can be performed so you know what to expect if you’re interested in this particular surgery.

Getting breast implants can have a positive affect on your appearance and general sense of your self, but if you intend on having children after getting your breasts, there may be a few questions you have about the surgery.

Women considering breast enlargement surgery often wonder how big their breast implants should be. This may come as a shock to some readers, but bigger is not always better.

If you are interested in breast implants but do not want to deal with the resulting scars, breast augmentation using the transaxillary approach may be the best option.

Breast augmentation patients can choose from one of four popular breast implant incision techniques. One of the most widely used incisions is the inframammary approach, or the crease incision.

Part of the process of preparing for breast augmentation surgery is figuring out which surgical approach will work best for your needs. The areolar approach is a popular option for breast implant placement.

If you have decided to undergo breast augmentation surgery, one of the decisions you’ll need to make is choosing between saline and silicone breast implants. Learn more about the two different types of implant materials in this article.

Are you a suitable candidate for breast lift surgery?  Find out whether you could benefit from this transformative cosmetic surgery procedure.

Get the facts about saline and silicone breast implants, both of which are available to breast augmentation patients at Dr. Joseph Fodero's New Jersey practice.