Full, shapely breasts can make any woman feel more feminine, beautiful, and secure. We believe that every woman deserves to love her body that's why we have mastered the art of breast augmentation.

At the Pasricha Hospital,our surgeons can provide breast augmentation to women looking to enhance their breast size. Candidates for breast augmentation are typically women who feel their breasts are underdeveloped or who want to regain the original shape of their breasts and reverse the effects of breast-feeding or gravity.

Breast augmentation is typically performed as a day surgery, but may include a one-night stay in the hospital. Recovery typically takes a week. However, you are advised not to participate in strenuous activities until all discomfort is gone.

Breast augmentation is a cosmetic procedure designed to increase and enhance the size and shape of a woman's breast. It is also known as Breast Enlargement, Breast Implants or Augmentation Mammaplasty. The end result is a more curvaceous, sexy bust line and a natural, sculpted look.

This procedure can increase the fullness of your breasts, improve the balance and symmetry of your breasts and enhance your self-confidence and self-esteem. Breast Augmentation is popular with women who desire larger breasts and with women who have sagging breasts after breast-feeding. Breast implants are also useful in the reconstruction of breasts after cancer surgery or congenital breast deformity.

During this procedure, an incision is made around the areola, the dark circle of skin surrounding the nipple, or in the fold of the breast. A silicone implant is carefully inserted either under or above the pectoral, or chest wall, muscles. Once the implant is in place, the incision is stitched closed. The procedure is performed under general anesthesia and takes approximately one hour to complete. During recovery, patients typically experience breast sensitivity, soreness and swelling, but most side effects subside as the breasts heal (usually within four weeks).All of these options will be discussed with your surgeon.