Breast Enhancement: Discover What Is Best For You

Bra size is extremely important to some women. If you’ve been unhappy with how your chest looks or feels, then surgery may be in your future. Whether you simply want to firm up and uplift your bosom, enlarge it or even reduce it in size, there’s a breast enhancement surgery that will work for you. However, be sure to research all the details to help you fully understand the details so you can make the right choice.

Augmentations
When a woman gets her chest augmented, this usually means she wants to increase the size and shape of her upper body. This procedure involves inserting implants in the chest through incisions. There is a variety of ways to insert the implants, such as through the armpit, nipple or navel, to name a few. 

As with any breast enhancement procedure, there is some risk involved, so it’s vital to consult with a skilled plastic surgeon before beginning. Also, an augmentation can be pretty pricey and insurance doesn’t cover it. You can either pay out of pocket, or inquire whether or not your doctor will allow you to pay through a payment plan or financing.

Lifts
A lift can be done with or without implants and is good for women that may like their chest over all, but want to eliminate some of the sagginess. Sometimes women that have experienced a massive weight loss or breastfeeding a child end up with a less-than-favorable chest. 

A lift is a common breast enhancement procedure that helps women tighten and firm up the area. If they want to increase the size, then an implant can be inserted to help increase cup size and provide more fullness. Either way, a lift helps a woman’s self esteem and can help her fill out her clothing.

Reductions
On the opposite end of the breast enhancement spectrum are reductions. Oftentimes, women are really unhappy with a small chest and are tired of wearing pads and push up bras. On the other hand, there are women out there that have an extremely large bosom that can cause medical problems and hinder movement. 

For example, women with large chests can experience painful back aches and are less likely to want to do exercise since the bosom can get in the way. Also, a woman with a large upper body may feel self conscious about the negative attention it can bring. All of these issues are common reasons women seek reductions to help them physically and even emotionally feel better so they can go on with their lives.