After breast augmentation surgery, the presence of scars is expected, but our expert surgeons use techniques to make them as inconspicuous as possible. Scars are usually placed under the breast, around the areola, or in the armpit. It is important to follow wound care instructions to facilitate optimal healing of scars during the recovery process.
The increase in breast size depends on individual goals and the patient's desires. Agreements regarding the size and shape of implants will be made during consultations with surgeons at Colić Hospital.
After surgery, temporary changes in breast sensations often occur. This can include temporary loss or reduction of sensitivity and heightened sensitivity. The time it takes for sensations to return varies from patient to patient but is usually not longer than six months.
Implants have a lifetime guarantee, but there may be a need for their replacement due to potential capsule contraction, aging, and other individual factors. The plastic and reconstructive surgery specialist will always best assess whether there is a need for implant replacement.
Swelling after breast surgery, as well as bruising, usually gradually decrease over a period of several weeks. Each patient may have a different recovery speed, but wearing a compression bra regularly and applying recommended postoperative treatments can help reduce swelling and bruising.
Recovery after breast surgery usually takes 4 to 6 weeks, but it is individual and varies from patient to patient. Patients typically return to daily activities and work within 7 to 10 days, and stitches are removed after 2 weeks.