MAMOPLASTY
Endoscopic Plastic Surgery

Frequent Asked Questions

Endoscopic Breast Augmentation

Thanks to the help of Endoscopy, a technique also used in facial rejuvenation, we introduce the breast implants through the armpit and we place them under the muscular fascia leaving no scars around the nipple or in inframammary fold.

We achieve natural results, both in relaxation and in muscular contraction. There is no contact whatsoever with the mammary gland, since the fascia protects it along with its lymphatic vessels, furthermore the ganglion remains unscathed, necessary to perform breast controls. Before the advent of Endoscopy, the access through the armpit was only possible by using smooth round implants, inflatable or not using blind techniques, that is to say being unable to see the inside through a video camera.

Therefore we could neither predict excellent results nor avoid complications such as asymmetry or deformity due to muscular contractions, as the implants were placed under the pectoral muscle. Endoscopic sub-fascial Breast augmentation through the armpit can be ambulatory; hospitalization is not necessary and the patient could be back home the same day.

We can perform this surgery using local anaesthesia, the patient returns home the same day of the surgery or with general anaesthesia, the patient must be under post-anaesthetic observation for 24 hours.

Patient's complete rest is relative, that is to say, indoors ambulatory rest is possible avoiding strenuous activities within 4 to 7 days, being able to return to normal activity after this period and to the gym after a month.

Localized Incisions can be chosen to be made through which the implants will be introduced: via the armpit (using endoscopic technique), Inframammary fold, nipple, areola, etc.