I had such a great experience at ciplastic. Down to the clinic being so gorgeous, to all the amazing assistants, and especially Dr. Hermes. They are so caring and make you feel very comfortable from the moment you walk in. They inform you well regarding your operation. I had a rhinoplasty and breast augmentation done. My rhinoplasty didn’t hurt at all, and my breasts healed within 2 weeks. No infections or complications, and emailed me for picture updates to make sure everything healed correctly. I highly recommend this clinic for any of your surgery needs. 10/10!!!!!!”
As a gastric bypass patient, I had a great deal of reconstruction that needed be done. Dr. Hermes lifted my bottom, did much needed new breast lift and new implants, and the biggest surgery was the three 360 thigh lift. I am beyond happy with my results, and I will be returning for the arm lift next year. Dr. Hermes is a true artist, and cannot believe my results! I did my research before coming to Ciplastic, and the entire staff and hospital are amazing.
The choice between subglandular and submuscular placement depends on several factors, including:
The surgeon will discuss these options and provide specific recommendations during the consultation
to ensure the best outcome for each patient.
The choice of implant type depends on several factors, including the patient’s preferences, the desired outcome, the amount of available breast tissue, and the plastic surgeon’s recommendations. It’s important to discuss all options during the consultation to select the implant that best fits your needs and goals.
Many women in their 40s and 50s have undergone breast augmentation surgery with good results. Whatever your stage in life, we encourage you to schedule a consultation to find the best path toward your cosmetic goals.
Breast augmentation is the name of the procedure to enlarge the size of the breasts, while breast implants are medical devices inserted during surgery.
Full recovery can take between 3 to 6 months, as internal swelling subsides and the tissue fully heals. Patients should gradually resume normal activities according to the surgeon’s recommendations.
