Breast Plastic Surgery

Breast augmentation is a breast plastic surgery procedure more commonly known as breast enlargement. More and more often, young and even very young women feel the need to enlarge their breasts.

Hybrid mammoplasty is a surgical technique that allows you to combine the
breast augmentation using fat grafts, for greater personalization of the operation.

Breast augmentation via autologous fat transfer is a procedure suitable for patients who want a moderate breast augmentation with a completely natural solution, without prosthetic foreign bodies. It is necessary that the patient has a sufficient amount of fat to allow sampling in good conditions.

Reduction mammoplasty is a plastic surgery operation aimed at reducing and reshaping excessively voluminous and ptotic breasts or correcting breasts of pathological volume, such as gigantomastia.

Mastopexy is a plastic surgery procedure which aims to correct breast ptosis, i.e. the downward sliding of a breast which appears sagging and emptied, bringing the breasts back to their normal position.

Breast revision surgery is a procedure that allows you to reshape the breasts of patients who are not satisfied with the results of a previous breast augmentation or reduction operation.

One of the complications, albeit rare, linked to breast augmentation with insertion of prosthesis is post-surgical symmastia, also known as the "unisine effect" or loss of the intermammary fold.

Tuberous breasts or breasts with severe asymmetries are congenital anomalies due to an alteration in the development of the mammary gland, characterized by an abnormal increase in the distance between the two breasts, by an evident asymmetry between the two furrows and by a very large areola-nipple complex, which can end up occupying the entire apical part of the breast.

The male breast is less representative than the female breast but, during puberty, adolescence and adulthood, it can increase in volume giving rise to what is called gynecomastia.