Breast Augmentation Myths – is a Boob Job worth it?

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Common myths about breast augmentation and implants

, also known as a ‘boob job’ is the most popular cosmetic surgery procedure in the UK. Centre for Surgery is one of the leading plastic surgery clinics in London, and our surgeons carry out hundreds of breast implants and breast fat transfer procedures each year at our . Here, we help dispel many of the myths surrounding breast to help you make better informed choices to help achieve results.

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Breast augmentation is known for incredibly high patient satisfaction rates, although it is still an invasive procedure certain risks which may cause many women to be fearful of undergoing surgery. There is an increasing amount of conflicting information surrounding the procedure, with several myths surrounding breast augmentation and achievable results. Examples of false statements and myths about breast implants and breast enlargement surgery include the following:

These are just some of the common misconceptions about breast augmentation. This article covers all of the common myths about breast augmentation.

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Breast augmentation – myths and facts

Saline breast implants are no longer used in the UK as they have a high risk of implant rupture and sudden . Although saline rupture is not dangerous, revision surgery will be required to remove and replace the implants. Saline implants have a higher risk of rippling and have a less natural feel than silicone implants.

There are a wide variety of breast implants available, and they come in different sizes and shapes. When correctly chosen, breast implants rarely look fake. The best way to achieve natural-looking results after breast surgery is to have an in-depth consultation with your surgeon to discuss your needs and desires.

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Although breast augmentation is routinely performed under general anaesthetic at Centre for Surgery, it is possible to have the procedure with intravenous sedation and local anaesthesia if you are not keen on general anaesthesia. We use total intravenous anaesthesia at our clinic, which is considered one of the safest forms of general anaesthesia.

Breast augmentation is one of the most commonly performed procedures in London, the procedure certainly cannot be performed by any surgeon. We recommend you only choose a fully certified plastic surgeon to carry out your breast augmentation procedure. Be aware that a