Breast Augmentation
A Breast Augmentation uses implants or your body’s fat to fine-tune the size, shape, and projection of your breasts. If you want to restore volume lost after pregnancy, create symmetry between uneven breasts, enhance a naturally smaller chest, or rebuild your shape after a mastectomy, a breast aug offers solutions tailored to your beauty goals.
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Top 3 requested procedures
90% choose silicone
$7,000 average cost
300K performed per year
36% of clients aged 35-50
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What to expect before and after your Breast Augmentation.
Before the procedure
Get a mammogram, breast imaging, and a medical exam to qualify for the procedure.
Practice sleeping on your back to prepare for the recovery period requirements.
Hydrate your skin with moisturizer and wear sunscreen during sun exposure.
Adjust health habits like stopping medications that increase bleeding and quitting smoking.
Prepare for recovery by arranging transportation, a support person, and a cozy space.
The procedure day
Receive local or general anesthesia for complete comfort during your procedure.
Your surgeon makes an incision in an inconspicuous area to minimize visible scarring
Implants are inserted under the pectoral muscle or behind the breast tissue.
Incisions are closed with layered sutures in the breast tissue.
Skin adhesive or surgical tape is applied, and you're fitted with a surgical bra.
After the procedure
Follow your surgeon’s guidance for massage and movement exercises.
Sleep on your back and in an elevated position.
Avoid strenuous activities or lifting anything heavier than 5 pounds for 6-8 weeks.
Keep your incisions clean and dry, and use the scar cream prescribed to you.
Attend follow-up appointments to monitor healing.
Bliss turns the typical procedure process into a transformative experience. From your first consultation to your final reveal, every step — before, during, and after — is personalized around you. Your Care Advisor will guide you through surgeon-matching, procedure prep, and post-op healing, making sure you’re fully supported, perfectly prepared, and cared for at every moment.
Immediate post-op
Expect to feel tired and sore for a few days.
Weeks 2-4
Swelling and bruising continue to subside.
Months 1-3
Your breasts will start to settle into their new position, and you'll begin to see your final results.
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Our dedicated support doesn’t end just because your procedure does. Your Care Advisor stays by your side with tips, tricks, and recovery guidelines to make healing feel easy, smooth, and stress-free. Because you deserve to love your results for life.
A Breast Augmentation is designed to really boost breast size, typically by one or more cup sizes, while enhancing the overall shape and projection of your breasts. Because the procedure is highly customizable, surgeons can tailor the implant type, size, and placement to align with each client’s unique body and beauty goals. This leads to a more proportionate silhouette and can even broaden clothing options, offering both functional and cosmetic benefits.
Beyond size enhancement, implants can restore volume lost due to aging, pregnancy, or weight changes, and even help correct mild nipple inversion. For those with noticeable breast asymmetry, a Breast Augmentation can create a more balanced appearance. In cases of severe nipple inversion, a separate correction can be performed in tandem with augmentation. Many clients also report a high boost in self-confidence and positive body image following their procedure.
Implants can play a critical role in breast reconstruction after a mastectomy, helping to restore shape and symmetry for women recovering from breast cancer. Additionally, implants may shift natural breast tissue closer to the surface, which some experts believe can make lumps more noticeable during self-exams, potentially helping early detection.
Complications such as capsular contracture (tight scar tissue around the implant), implant malposition, and implant rupture or leakage can occur, but thoughtful planning and proper post-operative care can reduce these risks. Choosing a skilled surgeon, selecting the appropriate implant type and placement, and wearing supportive garments all play a vital role here. Regular follow-ups and imaging (like MRI or ultrasound) are essential for early detection and long-term implant health.
Some clients may experience changes in nipple or breast sensation or breast pain, often as a result of nerve disruption during their procedure. These effects are usually temporary and tend to improve over time. Strategic incision placement and open communication with your surgeon can help minimize nerve-related side effects and support a more comfortable recovery.
Even though uncommon, issues such as infection and Breast Implant-Associated Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma (BIA-ALCL) may happen. BIA-ALCL is a rare condition linked to textured implants, which is why many surgeons now recommend smooth implants to reduce the risk. Strict adherence to post-operative care instructions, like taking antibiotics and keeping the surgical site clean, can greatly lower the chance of infection and support a safe, healthy healing process.
Cost considerations
Your Breast Augmentation price breakdown.
Expertise and facility costs
This covers your surgeon’s specialized experience in your procedure, along with the costs of the surgical center, including the operating room, recovery room, and all essential equipment.
Scope of the procedure
Depending on your individual needs, the procedure may require special techniques, equipment, or medical recommendations for a unique situation.
Travel expenses
If the right surgeon for you is a plane ride away, then travel costs such as transportation and hotel accommodations will be separate fees you pay in addition to the procedure.
Anesthesia fees
The anesthesia cost includes the anesthesiologist’s time, the type of anesthesia used, and all the monitoring equipment.
Post-procedure care
This means follow-up appointments, prescribed medications, and any medical supplies or garments needed to support your recovery process.
Estimated price range
Accommodations will be included in your final estimate.
Financing is how most Bliss clients bring their dreams to life. Yet, 76% of people exploring procedures still don’t know this option is available. No wonder 85% of those who don’t book say affordability is holding them back, and two-thirds would be more likely to move forward if they knew financing was an option.
We work with trusted lenders like CareCredit to offer you a range of financing options, so you can get started on your procedure now and pay over time. Flexible, secure, and with 0% interest for up to 24 months, it’s care that fits your budget, not the other way around. With multiple providers, we’ll make sure you get the best rate possible.
One of the most important parts of your aesthetic journey is finding the right surgeon for your procedure. One who will honor and respect your comfort level, aesthetic goals, and give you the results you’ve been wanting. But how do you know when you’ve found “the one?”
Board certification
Surgeons who are certified in aesthetic or ophthalmic surgery have undergone rigorous training and must pass comprehensive written and oral exams. Certification ensures that the surgeon has met high standards of education, training, and ethical practice.
Experience and specialization
Look for a surgeon who specializes in Breast Augmentations and performs them regularly. Don’t be shy. Question them about their specific experience with different implant types and techniques. A surgeon who frequently performs your desired procedure is likely to have refined their technique, leading to better results.
Bedside manner and communication
It should be your practitioner’s top priority to make you feel comfortable, safe, and heard. They should listen to your goals and concerns and provide clear, honest answers to your questions. A good practitioner will not pressure you into additional procedures and will suggest options that are best for your health and beauty goals.
Before and after photos
Reviewing “before” and “after” photos is fun, but that doesn’t make it any less serious a step when choosing a surgeon. Photos of previous clients who have undergone Breast Augmentation procedures give you a sense of their work and the results you can expect. All photos should be available to you during your consultation, even if they are not posted online due to privacy concerns.
Facility accreditation
A Blepharoplasty should only be performed in an accredited facility. Accredited surgical centers meet strict safety and quality standards, providing a safe environment for your procedure. Look for accreditation from organizations such as the American Association for Accreditation of Ambulatory Surgery Facilities (AAAASF) or the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC).
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The most beautiful part of this journey is that Bliss is here to guide you the whole way through. We’ll be matching you with the best practitioner who made our coveted Bliss List, complete with pre-vetted and board-certified experts in their fields. We have high standards, because you deserve the best.
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