Silicon bag breast augmentation

Silicone breast augmentation is a procedure that involves inserting silicone implants into the breasts to achieve breast enhancement. It is suitable for individuals seeking long-term breast enlargement or desiring an increase of two or more cup sizes. Additionally, selecting the size of the silicone implants allows for achieving a closer approximation to the desired breast size.

Bianca Clinic uses two types of silicone implants.

【Features of MOTIVA®】

Motiva implants feature 100% silicone gel filling for high durability and resistance to wrinkling and deformation. Their soft, natural feel maintains a beautiful bust line even when lying on your back. Silk processing reduces friction and lowers the risk of capsular contracture, which can cause hardening and deformation of the breasts.

【Features of BELLAGEL】

BellaGel is a silicone implant renowned for its elasticity and stretchability. Its five-layer structure ensures durability. While its softness closely mimics the feel of natural breasts, wrinkling may occur depending on body position.

There are three methods for placing silicone implants: the subglandular approach, the subpectoral approach, and the subfascial approach, each with its own characteristics.

Submammary Approach

Subglandular placement is a technique where the silicone implant is inserted into the shallowest layer. A space is created between the mammary gland and the pectoralis major fascia, and the silicone implant is placed there.

〈Benefits〉

・Less postoperative pain

・Faster recovery after surgery

・Soft texture and natural sway

〈Disadvantages〉

・The step in silicone implants may become visible

・Rippling (surface waviness) may be noticeable

(especially when the skin and subcutaneous fat are thin)

〈Suitable Candidates〉

There is room for improvement.

The bust is sagging.

After breastfeeding, my bust size decreased.

Subpectoral Implantation Technique

Subpectoral placement is a breast augmentation technique that involves inserting silicone implants between the pectoralis major and pectoralis minor muscles.

〈Benefits〉

・Less visible implant contours

・Less noticeable rippling

・Do not damage the mammary glands

〈Disadvantages〉

・Postoperative pain is somewhat severe

・Feels slightly firm to the touch

・Implants have limited mobility, making it difficult to create gaps.

〈Suitable Candidates〉

・Thin skin and subcutaneous fat

・Low breast volume

・Slim build

Subpectoral Implantation Technique

 Subpectoral placement is a breast augmentation technique that involves inserting silicone implants beneath the fascia covering the pectoral muscle.

〈Benefits〉

・Avoid injuring the pectoralis major muscle

・Prevent distortion caused by pectoralis major contraction

・The fascia covering the area prevents the silhouette from showing through

・Even if the bust sags, it is less likely to create unevenness.

〈Disadvantages〉

・Due to the need to detach the fascia, bleeding tends to be heavier.

・Because it is an area where nerves are concentrated, postoperative pain tends to be relatively strong.

〈Suitable Candidates〉

・Sagging breasts

・Muscles are relatively well-developed

Silicone implant removal is a procedure to extract silicone implants inserted into the breasts during breast augmentation surgery. It addresses concerns such as silicone rupture from augmentation, breast deformation or hardening due to capsular contracture, and rippling where the implant surface appears wavy.

At Bianca Clinic, we reopen the incision line from the previous insertion to remove silicone implants, performing the procedure to minimize visible scarring. Please consult us if you have experienced complications or discomfort from silicone breast implants placed at other clinics.

Breast augmentation and silicone implant removal can be performed simultaneously. In such cases, you may choose not only "silicone implant breast augmentation" but also "Condense Rich Fat Transfer Breast Augmentation" using fat grafting.