Breast surgery is deeply personal. Whether you want to enhance volume, restore a more lifted shape, reduce discomfort from overly large breasts, or reconstruct after breast surgery, your treatment should feel thoughtfully tailored to you.
At Dr. Silhouette Aesthetics, every procedure is approached with an emphasis on proportion, balance, and surgical precision. The goal is not simply to change your breasts, but to create a result that complements your frame and feels naturally aligned with your body.
Breast procedures are never one-size-fits-all. Changes in volume, position, proportion, comfort, or breast shape can happen throughout life—and the right procedure depends on both your anatomy and what you want to achieve.
Add or restore breast volume with an approach customized to your frame, existing breast tissue, and aesthetic goals.
Restore a more elevated, youthful contour when pregnancy, weight changes, aging, or genetics have affected breast position and firmness.
Reduce excess breast volume that contributes to physical discomfort while creating a lighter, more balanced silhouette.
Restore breast shape following mastectomy or other breast surgery with a plan tailored to your anatomy, medical needs, and personal preferences.
Breast augmentation enhances or restores volume to create fuller, more balanced proportions. Implant selection, placement, size, and overall treatment approach are customized around your anatomy, existing breast tissue, lifestyle, and aesthetic goals for a result designed to complement your frame.
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Breast implants are not considered lifetime devices and may require monitoring or additional surgery in the future. Your surgeon will review implant options, benefits, limitations, and long-term considerations during your consultation.
Breast augmentation may be ideal if you want greater fullness, have experienced volume loss after pregnancy, weight changes, or aging, or simply want breast proportions that feel more balanced with your frame.
It’s especially well suited for patients seeking personalized volume enhancement that complements their natural proportions.
Both saline and silicone implants have a silicone outer shell, but they differ in what fills the implant and how they behave if rupture occurs. Silicone implants contain silicone gel, while saline implants contain sterile saltwater. Your surgeon will review implant type, profile, size, and other considerations to help you select an option appropriate for your anatomy and goals.
The appearance and feel of an augmented breast depend on several factors, including your natural tissue, implant type and size, placement, skin quality, and surgical technique. Your treatment plan will be designed around your anatomy with the goal of creating balanced proportions and a natural-looking result.
Yes. When both volume loss and breast sagging are present, augmentation may be combined with a breast lift to restore fullness while repositioning and reshaping the breast. Your surgeon will determine whether one or both procedures are appropriate.
Implant selection is based on more than cup size. Your surgeon will consider your chest dimensions, existing breast tissue, skin quality, proportions, lifestyle, and desired look to recommend options suited to your body.
Yes. Breast augmentation may be incorporated into a broader surgical plan, including a Mommy Makeover or body-contouring procedure, when combining treatments is appropriate for your health and goals.
Restore position while enhancing volume
Create greater balance throughout the silhouette
Address breast and body changes within one customized plan
A breast lift, or mastopexy, reshapes and repositions breasts that have descended or lost firmness over time. Excess skin is removed and existing breast tissue is reshaped to create a more elevated, balanced contour. A lift can be performed on its own or combined with augmentation when additional volume is desired.
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A breast lift changes shape and position more than size. If your goals include substantial additional fullness, particularly in the upper breast, your surgeon may recommend combining your lift with another volume-enhancing procedure.
A breast lift may be ideal if your breasts have lost firmness or sit lower than you would like due to pregnancy, breastfeeding, weight changes, aging, or genetics.
It’s especially well suited for patients seeking a more elevated, youthful contour with or without added volume.
A breast lift requires incisions, and the pattern depends on the amount of reshaping and skin removal needed. Incisions may be limited to the areola or extend vertically and along the breast crease. Scars generally mature and soften with time, although their final appearance varies from patient to patient.
Soreness, swelling, tightness, and tenderness are expected during early recovery and generally improve as healing progresses. Your surgeon will provide an individualized pain-management and postoperative care plan.
A lift reshapes and repositions your existing breast tissue, which can create a fuller, more youthful contour without substantially increasing breast size. If additional volume is desired, augmentation or fat transfer may be considered.
Breast lift results can be long lasting, but your breasts will continue to change naturally with aging, gravity, weight fluctuations, and future pregnancies. Maintaining a relatively stable weight can help preserve your result.
Yes. A breast lift may be combined with augmentation when additional volume is desired or incorporated into a Mommy Makeover or broader body-contouring plan.
Restore volume while creating a more elevated shape
Address breast and body changes within a customized plan
Add subtle volume using your own tissue
Breast reduction removes excess breast tissue, fat, and skin to create a lighter, more proportional breast shape. For patients affected by overly large breasts, the procedure can address both aesthetic concerns and physical symptoms while reshaping and elevating the breast for greater balance and comfort.
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Breast reduction is both a reshaping and volume-reduction procedure. The amount removed and final breast size depend on your anatomy, symptoms, tissue characteristics, and treatment goals.
Breast reduction may be ideal if the size and weight of your breasts contribute to neck, back, or shoulder discomfort, bra-strap irritation, limitations with physical activity, or proportions that feel out of balance with your frame.
It’s especially well suited for patients seeking greater physical comfort together with a lighter, more balanced silhouette.
Breast reduction requires incisions, and the pattern depends on the amount of tissue and skin being removed. Scars commonly extend around the areola and vertically toward the breast crease, with some techniques also requiring an incision along the crease. Scars mature gradually and generally become less noticeable with time, although they do not disappear completely.
Breast reduction can affect the ability to breastfeed because surgery may alter breast tissue, ducts, or nerves involved in milk production. Some patients can breastfeed after reduction and others cannot. If future breastfeeding is important to you, discuss it with your surgeon before surgery.
Tenderness, swelling, tightness, and soreness are expected during early healing. The intensity and duration vary between patients, and your surgeon will provide a personalized plan for managing discomfort and supporting recovery.
The degree of reduction is individualized. Your surgeon will consider your anatomy, symptoms, existing breast volume, skin quality, and desired proportions to develop a surgical plan rather than promising a specific cup size.
Yes. Breast reduction may sometimes be incorporated into a larger body-contouring or Mommy Makeover plan. Whether procedures should be combined or staged depends on your health, surgical plan, and anticipated recovery.
Create greater proportion throughout the body
Refine surrounding contours for greater balance
Address breast and body concerns within a customized plan
Breast reconstruction is a highly individualized process designed to restore breast shape following mastectomy or other breast surgery. Depending on your anatomy, medical treatment, and goals, reconstruction may involve implants, your own tissue, or a combination of techniques and may take place at the time of mastectomy or at a later stage.
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Reconstruction is a personal choice, and there is no single approach that is right for everyone. Cancer treatment, prior radiation, your body type, overall health, and personal preferences can all influence the timing and type of reconstruction recommended.
Breast reconstruction may be appropriate for patients who have undergone or are planning mastectomy and want to restore breast shape. Reconstruction can sometimes begin during the same operation as mastectomy or be performed later after cancer treatment or healing.
Your reconstructive plan is individualized around your medical needs, anatomy, treatment history, and personal priorities.
Breast reconstruction generally involves implant-based reconstruction, autologous reconstruction using your own tissue, or a combination of techniques. The appropriate approach depends on factors including your anatomy, type of mastectomy, cancer treatment, available donor tissue, and personal preferences.
In some cases, yes. Reconstruction may begin at the time of mastectomy or be delayed until a later date. The best timing depends on your cancer treatment plan, health, anatomy, and reconstructive approach and should be coordinated with your breast cancer care team.
The goal is to create the best possible balance in breast size, shape, and position. When only one breast is reconstructed, a lift, reduction, or augmentation of the opposite breast may sometimes be considered to improve symmetry.
Radiation can affect breast tissue and may influence both the timing and type of reconstruction recommended. Your plastic surgeon and oncology team will consider your treatment plan together when determining the reconstructive approach most appropriate for you.
It can. Breast reconstruction is often performed in stages, and additional procedures may be used to refine shape, improve symmetry, exchange a tissue expander for an implant, or complete nipple-areola restoration when desired.
Refine the opposite breast when appropriate for greater balance
Fine-tune shape and symmetry throughout the reconstruction process
Complete the breast contour when desired and appropriate
Every body, goal, and breast procedure is different. Schedule a private consultation to discuss your concerns, explore your options, and receive personalized recommendations based on your anatomy, health, and desired outcome.
Your consultation is the best place to start. Your surgeon will evaluate your anatomy, concerns, health history, and desired outcome to recommend the procedure, or combination of procedures, best suited to you.
Yes. Depending on your health and goals, breast surgery may be incorporated into a broader treatment plan such as a Mommy Makeover or other body-contouring procedure.
Your consultation is a personalized conversation about your concerns, desired result, medical history, and available treatment options. You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions, discuss recovery and scarring, and understand which approach may be appropriate for you.
Every surgical procedure carries risks. Your surgeon will review the risks, benefits, alternatives, and considerations specific to your procedure and medical history so you can make an informed decision. Breast implants also have device-specific risks and are not considered lifetime devices.
Pricing depends on the procedure, surgical plan, and whether multiple treatments are combined. You’ll receive personalized pricing information after your consultation and treatment plan are established.
Doctor Silhouette Aesthetic Surgery provides personalized cosmetic and aesthetic care focused on natural-looking, balanced results. Led by Dr. Luisangel Rondón, MD, FACS, the practice combines advanced surgical techniques with thoughtful, individualized treatment planning to help each patient look and feel their best.
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