The future of breast aesthetics has arrived in Spain, thanks to a new and innovative treatment that improves breast augmentation techniques as they are known today. This new, technologically advanced procedure allows you to enlarge breast volume by up to two sizes with a simple and fast technique. One of the most important features that distinguishes it from the traditional method is that it does not require general anesthesia and the recovery process takes only 90 minutes. At the end of this period, the patient will be able to return to his daily routine and it will be sufficient to take some precautions such as not going to the gym and avoiding lifting weights for a few weeks.
Patients who have undergone this new treatment (some have even shared it on their social networks) assure that the result achieved is very natural, especially in terms of touch, but also when the breast is in motion and visually.
Insertion of the permanent ‘push-up’ prosthesis is carried out through a small incision in the armpit, where a patented device quickly and safely pushes the prosthesis into the breast. It is a minimally invasive technique that spares the breast tissues and leaves no visible scar on the breast or nipple. As a result, patients feel much less pain than traditional breast augmentation surgery. In Spain, only the Planas Clinic currently offers this procedure; One of the leading centers with a recognized history in medicine and aesthetic surgery.
Breast augmentation is the most requested aesthetic operation in Spain, according to data published in the latest study ‘The Reality of Aesthetic Surgery in Spain 2022’ by SECPRE, the Spanish Society of Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery. In this sense, 80% of women are not satisfied with their breasts and try to compensate for the lack of volume with temporary solutions such as padded bras. This situation leads many women to consider breast augmentation, but in most cases this procedure is not carried out due to refusal to undergo surgery or the consequences of the post-operative period, which lasts about three or four weeks.