
Breast Procedures
Breast Augmentation
Enhancing breast size and shape with implants
Overview
Breast augmentation increases breast size and improves shape and symmetry using implants, most commonly for patients seeking fuller breasts or wishing to restore volume lost after pregnancy or weight change.
Implant size, shape, and placement (above or below the muscle) are chosen together during consultation to suit each patient's body frame and goals.
Placement above or below the chest muscle (submuscular vs. subglandular) affects both appearance and recovery — submuscular placement generally gives a more gradual upper-pole slope and slightly less visible implant edge in thinner patients, while subglandular placement can mean a shorter recovery but suits patients with more of their own natural breast tissue for coverage.
Candidacy
Is Breast Augmentation Right for You?
- Desire for fuller, more proportionate breasts
- Loss of breast volume after pregnancy, breastfeeding, or weight loss
- Noticeable asymmetry between the breasts
- Enough existing breast tissue and skin quality to support an implant well, as assessed at consultation
- Realistic expectations about implant-based results
What to Expect
Your Journey
- 01
Consultation
Sizing discussion, examination of breast tissue and chest wall, and selection of implant type, placement, and incision approach suited to your anatomy.
- 02
Procedure
Performed under general anaesthesia, typically as a day case or with a short overnight stay depending on the extent of surgery.
- 03
Recovery
A supportive garment is worn for several weeks while swelling settles and implants take their final, natural-looking position.

Recovery
Recovery & Aftercare
Most patients return to desk-based work within 1–2 weeks and to full exercise by around 6 weeks, once cleared at follow-up. Implants can initially sit slightly high and firm before "dropping and fluffing" into their final position over the following weeks to months.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do breast implants last?
Implants are not lifetime devices — most manufacturers estimate a usable life of 10–15+ years, with monitoring recommended over time.
Will I be able to breastfeed afterward?
Many patients can, particularly with incision techniques that avoid the areola, though this is discussed individually.
What implant options are available?
Options include silicone or saline implants in a range of shapes and profiles, chosen based on your anatomy and goals.
How much does breast augmentation cost in Pakistan?
Cost varies with implant type, surgical approach, and hospital fees, so it's quoted individually after consultation rather than as a fixed price.
Should implants go above or below the muscle?
Both are valid options with different trade-offs in appearance and recovery — the right choice depends on your existing breast tissue, body frame, and goals, discussed individually during consultation.
Will an augmented breast still look natural during movement?
Well-chosen implant size and placement, matched to your frame and tissue, is what determines how natural the result looks and moves — which is why fitting is prioritised over choosing a size in isolation.
Have Questions About Breast Augmentation?
Every case is different. Get in touch to discuss your situation, or keep reading for more on candidacy, recovery, and what to expect.
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