Breast Augmentation (Soft Biocell Bag) [Tokyo]

· Those in Japan for more than a week.
· Those with irregular breast shape.
· Those who want to balance breast shapes and sizes.
· Those who want to get bigger breasts with natural look.
· Those who want to correct the previous surgery deformities.

Soft Biocell Bag is a highly safe breast augmentation bag that has a triple structure and is resistant to tearing. It is a newly developed bag that is more natural, softer and stiffer than conventional anatomical types.
The round type is suitable for a slightly larger bust, and emphasizes the beauty of the original bust, and has a natural shape due to gravity; whereas the teardrop type is a type of bag that can have a natural shape even under A cup.

The procedure involves incisions to insert the soft biocell bag implants into the breast to look fuller and the results are long-lasting.

1. Consultations and examinations will be done.
2. Incision sites will be predicted.
3. Anesthesia will be given.
4. Saline will be placed to stretch the skin before inserting the silicone implant.
5. The implant will be covered with enough fat to avoid unnaturally raised or wrinkled appearance.
6. The incision will be closed with layered sutures in the breast tissue.
7. End of treatment.

<Advantages>
· Gives a natural finish
· Enhances better shape and size
· Long-lasting effect

<Limitations>
· Temporary swelling, internal bleeding, postoperative pain may occur

Q1: Am I too old for the surgery?
A1: Many women in their 40s and 50s have undergone breast augmentation surgery with good results.

Q2: Where will the scars be for the augmentation?
A2: There will be a tiny 4 cm scars either under the breast or the armpit.

Q3: Is it possible to get breast cancer screening after the procedure?
A3: Refraining from getting mammography is recommended. However, don't worry as you can still take ultrasound and MRI examinations.

Q4: After getting the procedure, can I still breastfeed when I have a baby?
A4: Yes, it's possible to breastfeed. If you have any concerns, please consult with your doctor.

Q5: When can I start driving again after the treatment?
A5: You may start driving a car one week after surgery as long as they are not taking any pain medications.

[Clinic Name] The Clinic
[Location] Tokyo, Japan
[Nearest Station/ Nearest Tourist Destination] Around 10 mins walk from Roppongi Station Exit 1A and 12 mins walk from Hiroo Station. Clinic is near to Family Mart and other eateries.
[Clinic Opening Time] Everyday (10:00AM - 7:00PM)

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