Breast surgery
The breast is the most obvious and immediate expression of femininity, holding a special significance in a woman's self-esteem. Aesthetic breast surgery balances both body and psyche, providing an immediate benefit to the patient regarding the perception of her own body.
Breast augmentation
Breast enlargement using implants has been practised for approximately 42 years, with a spectacular evolution of the prostheses used, with increasingly natural-looking results.
See detailsMastopexy / breast lift
In certain persons, after pregnancy/breastfeeding or after significant weight loss, the position of the breasts in relation to the thorax may change. The nipple may appear below the inframammary groove.
See detailsBreast reduction
Mammary hypertrophy is the medical term describing an excessively large mammary gland. Breast reduction is the procedure indicated when the increased volume causes back pain and discomfort in daily activities.
See detailsMia® Femtech & Preservé
Minimally invasive breast augmentation with the MIA® Femtech and Preservé™ systems, under local anaesthesia and with fast recovery.
See detailsBreast reconstruction
Nowadays, breast reconstruction is an indispensable step in the treatment of breast cancer, which restores bodily integrity and the sense of femininity in patients who have undergone partial or total excision of breast tissue.
See detailsWhy is breast surgery important
- The breast is the most obvious and immediate expression of femininity. A mutilated, absent, deformed or exaggerated breast can have a serious impact on the psychological state of the modern woman.
- Aesthetic breast surgery balances both body and psyche, providing an immediate benefit to the patient regarding the perception of her own body.
- Interventions are personalised for each patient, taking into account individual anatomical characteristics and aesthetic expectations, with the aim of achieving a natural and harmonious result.
- Breast reconstruction after mastectomy, covered by health insurance, is an essential step in the psychological and physical recovery of oncological patients, marking their victory over cancer.
