Breast Augmentation in Texas by Plastic Surgeons
Contact a plastic surgeon in Texas that specializes in breast augmentation ( breast enhancement - breast enlargement ) using saline breast implants or silicone breast implants. View breast augmentation photos and breast implant photos by these plastic surgeons and cosmetic surgeons. There are a wide selection of saline breast implants and silicone breast implants, sizes, shapes, so you and your plastic surgeon in Texas can choose the look that\'s right for you.
German Newall, MD, FACS 
4400 Post Oak Parkway |
Theodore A. Saieh, MD, FACS 
1521 S. Staples |
Patrick Hsu, MD
1200 Binz Ave |
Peter V. Driscoll, MD 
5910 Courtyard Drive |
Henry A. Mentz, MD, FACS 
4400 Post Oak Parkway |
Shujaat Ali Khan, MD, FACS 
800 Eighth Ave |
Norman Rappaport, MD, FACS 
6560 Fannin St |
Paul E. Mondolfi, MD, FACS 
605 E San Antonio |
Charles N Verheyden, MD, PhD 
2401 S 31st |
Malcolm Rude, MD, PA 
2304 De Lee Street |
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Having cosmetic plastic surgery in Texas encompasses many different procedures. One of them is breast augmentation surgery with breast implants. Breast implants come in a variety of shapes, surface textures, and sizes. Depending on the desired shape you wish to achieve, you and your plastic surgeon may choose a round or shaped breast implant shape. Generally, the larger you want your cup size, the larger the breast implant the plastic surgeon will consider (measured in cubic centimeters, or cc\'s).
Virtually all breast implants are made of a round or shaped silicone elastomer (rubber) shell, and are now commonly filled with a saline solution (salt water). Saline solution is used to fill the breast implant because it is similar to the fluids in your body, and will be absorbed by your body should the breast implant leak or break.
Your plastic surgery specialist will evaluate your existing tissue to determine if you have enough to cover the breast implant. If you desire a breast implant size too large for your tissue, the plastic surgeon may warn you that breast implant edges may be apparent or visible post-operatively. Contact a Texas plastic surgeon today.
You’ve obtained names of plastic surgeons, and you’ve checked their credentials, read testimonials, reviewed before and after\'s and have narrowed the list, then gathered and evaluated information from each of their offices. Now it’s time for the main event—your consultation with plastic surgeons. No matter how great you may think one is, you don’t really know if you don’t compare! You’re cheating yourself if you don’t consult more than one plastic surgeon.
Your best chance for a full consultation is at a time when the plastic surgeon is least likely to be rushed. Many plastic surgeons operate in the morning and see patients in the afternoon. Ask if appointments are available in the morning or any time on a day when the plastic surgeon is not operating. You won’t sit in the waiting room as long.
If you make the right choice of plastic surgeon, the rest is easier. The best plastic surgeon should always present you with options and should discuss the trade-offs of each option or set of options, as well as discussing factors that are not controllable and what a breast augmentation won’t change about your breasts.
Here is a list of questions you may want to ask your plastic surgeon about having a breast augmentation in Texas:
1. What pocket location?
- Retromammary (behind breast tissue only)
- Partial retropectoral (behind the pectoralis muscle)
- Dual plane (behind muscle above, behind breast tissue below)
- Total muscle coverage (behind pectoralis and serratus muscles)
2. What type and size implant?
- Smooth
- Textured
- Round
- Anatomic
- Filler material
- Size
3. Which incision location?
- Inframammary
- Periareolar
- Axillary
- Umbilical
