Breast augmentation, the most commonly performed aesthetic procedure on the breasts, is a surgery that delivers successful results. Factors such as the potential breast volume, skin quality, body measurements, and the structure of the rib cage must be evaluated before the surgery, as they directly affect its success.

Breast augmentation surgery is one of the most frequently performed surgical procedures worldwide. The primary reason for this is the prevailing perception of beauty. Breast size plays a significant role in a woman’s posture, appearance, and even psychological well-being.

This procedure is not performed solely for aesthetic reasons but is also applied in cases such as:

• Congenital breast deformities
• Asymmetry between the two breasts
• Reconstruction for patients who have undergone mastectomy due to cancer
• Breast deformities resulting from pregnancy or breastfeeding

During a breast augmentation operation, implants are inserted through the breast fold incision and placed either beneath the chest muscle or under the fascia (the membrane covering the muscle). Rapid healing is typically observed in the area shortly after the procedure.