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Breast Augmentation 375cc - 545cc

Before and after

These breast augmentation surgeries in Madrid were performed with expert care. All photos show real patients and have not been retouched.

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FAQs Breast Augmentation 375cc Before and After

Are these "before and after" images of 375cc breast augmentation representative of the actual results?

Yes, these are real cases from our clinic. We invite you to click on each one and read about the techniques used in our different natural breast augmentation cases.

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How long does it take to see the results of a 375cc breast augmentation?

Although immediate changes can be noticed, the final results are usually seen between 3 to 6 months after surgery, when the swelling has decreased and the implants have settled into their final position.

Is there any way to predict how my breasts will look after 375cc breast augmentation surgery?

Yes. During our first consultation, we will perform a body study to simulate what the most suitable breast augmentation would look like for you.

What type of implants do you use in a 375cc breast augmentation to achieve such natural results?

These are cohesive gel implants, which are firmer and have a more natural appearance. The choice of implant also affects the shape and projection of the breast.

When choosing a breast implant, there are several important factors to consider: the material, shape, profile and volume, which will determine both the appearance and the final size of the breast after surgery.

1. According to the Material

  • Silicone: These implants are filled with silicone gel, which gives them a soft texture and a more natural appearance. They are very popular because they better mimic the appearance of breast tissue.
  • Saline solution: They are filled with a saline solution, which is absorbed by the body if they break. Although they are firmer, they may look less natural in people with little breast tissue.

2. According to the Form

  • Round: They are more common and create a projection in the upper part of the chest, generating a more pronounced “neckline”.
  • Anatomical (or teardrop-shaped): They have a teardrop shape, which gives a more natural appearance. They are ideal for those who want a less noticeable and soft-looking augmentation.

3. According to the Profile

  • Low Profile: Provides minimal projection and is ideal for those looking for a subtle change.
  • Moderate Profile: It gives an intermediate projection, and is usually the preferred choice for a natural result.
  • High and Extra High Profile: They offer greater projection without adding much volume to the base, ideal for those who want a visible and pronounced effect.

4. According to Volume

  • Small Volume Implants (100 cc – 250 cc): They provide a subtle increase, ideal for those looking for discreet changes.
  • Medium Volume Implants (255 cc – 400 cc): They are ideal for a noticeable increase without being too bulky, balanced for those who want an intermediate enhancement. You can see examples of the before and after 255cc
  • Large Volume Implants (400 cc and up): They generate a significant change and are suitable for those looking for a high volume result.

Each 10cc or 20cc increment can make a significant difference in the final result. For example, you can choose from sizes such as 255cc, 275cc or 300cc to precisely fine-tune your desired volume.

5. According to the Texture

  • Smooth: They have a smooth surface that allows for greater mobility, which can help the implant feel and look more natural.
  • Textured: They have a rough surface that helps the tissue to adhere better to the implant, reducing the risk of capsular contracture. However, their use has decreased in some areas due to health considerations.

Summary : Choosing the ideal implant should be based on your aesthetic goals, your body shape, the amount of existing breast tissue, and your surgeon's recommendations to achieve a harmonious and safe result.

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The most important factor in determining the outcome is not the implant itself, but the tissue that covers it. How is this assessed in breast augmentation?

Do you want to know if this can be done in your case?

The first consultation is with Dr. Sordo, either at the Chamberí clinic or via video consultation. You'll leave knowing if you're a candidate, which technique is right for you, and how much it costs.

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