Breast augmentation is a surgical procedure used to enlarge breasts using breast implants. During this procedure, implants are placed between the chest wall and the breasts. Breast augmentation is a very popular procedure, allowing women to achieve a fuller, more voluptuous breast appearance.

More commonly known as breast lift surgery, mastopexy is a surgical procedure that removes excess skin from the breasts, reshapes the breasts by tightening and supporting the surrounding tissue, and lifts the nipples and areolas into a higher position. It is often performed to improve the appearance of sagging breasts.

If you choose implants for your breasts, it is important to pay attention to how they feel and look. There are some instances where breast implants need to be removed, such as if they move from their intended position or do not feel normal to a physician’s touch during routine checkups. Dr. Ghaznavi can help you decide if an implant removal surgery is the right choice for you.

Breast reconstruction is used to restore one or both breasts to the shape, appearance, symmetry and size they were prior to mastectomy, lumpectomy or due to congenital deformities. Multiple procedures are usually required, performed in stages and can either begin at the time of mastectomy or be delayed until a later date.

Flap reconstruction, also known as autologous reconstruction, constructs a new breast using tissue from another part of the patient’s body. Flap breast reconstruction will be necessary for patients with insufficient tissue on the chest wall and those who don’t desire implants. Dr. Ghaznavi performs various types of free flap reconstruction, including DIEP, TUG, PAP and TDAP.

Resensation is the first treatment that can restore breast sensation. This surgery has the potential to give women feeling in their breasts again. When sensation is restored to breasts after mastectomy and reconstruction, women have the ability to not only look like themselves again but also the potential to feel more like themselves again.

Breast surgery is a common procedure that many women undergo. However, sometimes breast surgery can result in unsatisfactory results. When this occurs, revisional breast surgery may be necessary to correct the problems. Revisional breast surgery is a procedure performed to correct problems that were not corrected by the original breast surgery. This type of surgery can be performed to fix deformities.

Breast reduction is a cosmetic surgery for women with large breasts who are uncomfortable in clothing or when participating in activities. It may also help reduce neck, shoulder, and back pain. Breast reduction surgery is meant to reduce the size of your breasts. It can also raise and tighten the nipples and provide a perkier appearance.

If you are unhappy with the size and shape of your breasts, there may be a solution. Breast fat transfer surgery is a relatively new procedure in which surgeons take fat from other areas of your body and inject it into your breasts. This technique has been used for over 30 years to correct breast deformities such as asymmetry or droopiness. Fat transfer is a breast augmentation option for women looking for a relatively small breast size increase and who prefer natural results.

In most cases of breast implant rupture, capsular contracture, scarring from capsular contracture, or implant displacement to the chest wall, an en bloc capsulectomy can safely remove an implant and help return the breasts to health. Dr. Ghaznavi can help you decide what is best for your situation.

If you have any concerns about your current implants, such as pain, swelling, hardness or asymmetry, it’s important to talk to a plastic surgeon. Whatever the reason, it is important to remember that breast implant exchange surgery is a major procedure that should not be taken lightly. It is essential to discuss all of your options for implant exchange surgery. Dr. Ghaznavi can help you decide if an implant exchange surgery is the right choice for you.

Inverted nipples are when the breast tissue is too high on the chest, causing the nipples to point inward instead of outward. Inverted nipples can be corrected by surgery, which moves the breast tissue down and reshapes the nipple. This surgery is relatively simple and has a high success rate.