Designed around you,
not a trend.
Breast augmentation uses implants to increase breast volume. Your consultation is a place to explore your goals, discuss your options, and decide whether this procedure is right for you.
Balance begins with the details.
Implant size, profile, placement, and incision are individual decisions. Discuss your anatomy and preferences with Dr. Papillion, including whether a breast lift or an alternative approach should be considered.
Implant type
Saline implants contain sterile salt water. Silicone implants contain silicone gel. Discuss the benefits, limitations, and monitoring needs of each.
Size and profile
Bring your questions and reference photos. Your consultation can help you explore volume and projection in the context of your frame.
Placement and incision
Ask how implant placement and incision choices relate to your anatomy, preferences, and surgical plan.
A different view of projection.
Choose a profile to compare the illustrated shapes.
Moderate projection
Concept illustrations, not to scale. Actual implant dimensions and profile names vary. Your options are discussed during your consultation.A conversation comes first.
Bring the questions that matter to you. Talk about your desired look, your health history, previous procedures, and the details you need to make an informed choice.
Share your goals
What would you like to change? What would you like to preserve? Start with your own preferences.
Explore a personal plan
Discuss your options, alternatives, surgical risks, and the practical details of your care.
Understand your next steps
Ask about pricing, preparation, follow-up visits, and the support available during recovery.
Make room for your recovery.
Recovery varies. Discuss time away from work, help at home, activity restrictions, and follow-up with your care team. Follow your individualized instructions for medication, wound care, and returning to activities.
Read the Recovery GuideConfidence starts with understanding.
Breast implants are not lifetime devices. Additional surgery may be needed. Risks include infection, capsular contracture, implant rupture, and changes in sensation. Discuss the full risk information, implant labeling, and long-term monitoring with your surgeon.
FDA Breast Implant InformationSupport beyond your procedure.
Explore the care guide for breast augmentation, including recovery, activity, and when to contact our team. Follow your personal discharge instructions.
View Recovery & Care InstructionsLet’s talk through it.
How do I choose an implant size?
Start with your goals and discuss size, profile, and proportions during your consultation. Reference photos can help explain your preferences.
Will I need a breast lift?
Ask Dr. Papillion to discuss whether augmentation alone or augmentation with a lift would address your goals. The recommendation depends on your individual assessment.
How much does breast augmentation cost?
Your surgical plan determines your quote. Ask which fees are included, such as implants, anesthesia, and facility costs, and whether additional expenses apply.
How long do breast implants last?
Implants are not lifetime devices. Future surgery may be necessary. Discuss ongoing follow-up, possible complications, and the monitoring recommended for your implant type.
