Breast Augmentation
Increases breast size with a medical implant—usually silicone, placed through an incision in the crease beneath the breast—or with fat taken from the abdomen or buttocks.
RecoveryNormal activity in 4–5 days
Women's Aesthetic Surgery
Female Breast Surgery — Augmentation, Mastopexy & Reduction
Whether you want to increase breast size, lift and reshape sagging breasts, or reduce large, heavy breasts that cause backache, our breast procedures are planned around your anatomy and goals.
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Women's Aesthetic SurgeryProcedures
Breast Surgery
- Augmentation with silicone implants or your own fat
- Lift (mastopexy) to reshape and raise the breast
- Reduction to relieve heavy, large breasts
- Usually day-care, with discharge the same day
Women's Aesthetic Surgery
Breast Surgery Before & After
Drag the slider to compare breast shape and volume before and after surgery.
- Augmentation, lift and reduction are planned to your frame and goals
- Implant size, type and placement are decided together at consultation
- A support garment and activity limits form part of recovery
Results vary from person to person; this pair is not a prediction of your outcome.
Our Procedures
Choosing the Right Breast Procedure
Breast Lift (Mastopexy)
A group of operations that lift or change the shape of the breast. It may involve repositioning the areola and nipple, lifting breast tissue and removing excess skin.
Best forSagging breasts
Breast Reduction
Removes breast tissue, fat and skin, then moves the remaining tissue and nipple higher—relieving backache and other problems caused by large, heavy breasts.
RecoveryNormal activity in 5–7 days
Breast Augmentation
Breast Augmentation FAQs
Breast augmentation is the medical name for the ‘boob job’. It means increasing the size of the breast with a medical implant or fat. The implant is usually made of silicone and is inserted via an incision in the crease underneath the breasts. Fat can also be taken from the abdomen or buttocks and used for breast enlargement.
There are three main incision options—inframammary (in the breast crease), periareolar (around the areola) and transaxillary (in the armpit). We prefer the inframammary incision because the scar is hidden and the results are more stable and predictable.
We use US FDA-approved, high-grade cohesive gel silicone implants that come with a guarantee and the lowest chance of rupture. They are the safest, with the most natural feel. Though they are a bit more expensive than Chinese and French implants, they have good longevity with rare chances of complications.
It is usually a day-care procedure with discharge the same day. Rest for 1–2 days; you can resume normal activities in 4–5 days and normal walking in 7–10 days. Avoid heavy exercise, gym, swimming and lifting heavy weights for 4–6 weeks.
Breast Lift (Mastopexy)
Do You Need Implants, a Lift, or Both?
Stand in front of a mirror and look at your nipples in relation to the natural crease beneath your breasts. Adding implants without removing excess skin when the nipples sit low makes breasts sag more—and gravity makes it worse over time.
Nipples Below the Crease
You need a lift first. If you still want a bigger size, implants can be added later.
Nipples On or Above the Crease
Implant surgery alone is usually the best option.
Not Sure?
Your surgeon will assess this with you at consultation.
Breast Reduction
Breast Reduction FAQs
Many women find that large, heavy breasts cause backache and other physical problems. There are psychological issues as well, including a lack of self-confidence and self-esteem, and some women are subject to unwanted attention or comments about their appearance. The surgery removes breast tissue, fat and skin; the remaining underlying tissues and nipple are then moved to a higher position.
The inverted-T incision used to be the most popular, but it had side effects and its results didn't last as long. We now prefer the vertical incision, which gives the best scar and is more predictable and long-lasting.
Yes, unless you gain excess weight and the remaining fat cells grow again.
Some swelling and bruising are expected. Suction drains usually stay in for 2–3 days, and padded bandages support the breasts for 2–3 weeks. Pain is tolerable and easily controlled with mild painkillers.
It is usually a day-care procedure, with discharge the same day or the next morning. Rest for 2–3 days until the drains are removed; you can resume normal activities in 5–7 days and normal walking in 10–12 days. Avoid heavy exercise, gym, swimming and lifting heavy weights for 6–8 weeks.
Watch & Learn
Are Breast Implants Safe?
Women's Aesthetic Surgery • Greater Kailash Part 1
Discuss Your Breast Surgery Options in Private
Plan augmentation, lift or reduction with Dr. Sukhbir Singh at R-9, Basement, Greater Kailash Part 1, New Delhi - 110048.