Dr. Audrien Furlan de Lucca

Surgery that provides increase in volume and change in the shape of the breasts for patients with hypomastia (small breasts) or who have lost volume without ptosis (fall).

Silicone implants can be positioned between the mammary gland and the pectoralis major muscle (subglandular) or posterior to the pectoralis major muscle (retropectoral).

The shape of the prosthesis can be round or anatomical.

The choice of placement and type of prosthesis is made after medical consultation.

Patients undergoing bariatric surgery generally experience significant weight loss. Which greatly improves the quality of life. However, excess skin may appear in certain regions of the body that need surgical correction: abdominal sagging, ptosis (sagging) associated with breast sagging, sagging thighs, arms and face.

Normally, after 12 to 18 months of bariatric surgery, the patient begins a phase of weight stability. After a period of 3 to 6 months of stability, the patient may be able to undergo plastic surgery according to clinical evaluation.