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Breast augmentation for patients from Cologne at City Medical Centre starts at €4,200 (from $4,700). The first online consultation is free; the doctor names the final price and it is fixed in the contract.
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Information current as of 5 November 2026
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Comparison
We work with two main breast correction methods: augmentation and reduction. Compare the main goal, the precision of correction and the indications to choose your method with confidence.
Size and shape correction with implants

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$4,700 $5,900
Correcting breast size by reducing volume and weight

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$4,700 $5,900
At your consultation the surgeon looks at the shape and proportions of your breasts, talks through what you want and recommends the best mammoplasty option.
The consultation is free, before surgery and with no commitment.
Comparison
Round and anatomical implants are the two main types we work with. Each adds volume and corrects the shape, but the form and the final look differ.
Even volume and a fuller upper pole

A natural slope and a soft teardrop shape

The surgeon will help you choose the implant shape and volume.
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When surgery is not needed, the doctor tells you honestly at the consultation — and you avoid spending money on an unnecessary operation.


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Prices
The price is set at the consultation and fixed in the contract.
Discounted price
Size and shape correction with implants

$4,700$5,900
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Reducing the volume and weight of the breasts

$4,700$5,900
Breast restoration after mastectomy

The price is set at the consultation and fixed in the contract.
Get a consultationThe surgeon evaluates the anatomy and proportions of your breasts, hears what you want and selects the most suitable correction method.
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all inclusive
Starting with preparation for surgery
and ending with support for 12 months.
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$4,700$5,900
How it works
A personal correction plan, inpatient observation and a year of recovery monitoring.
1After assessing your figure and discussing your wishes, the surgeon chooses the best volume, shape and correction method.
2We hold a surgery date for you. You can pay the deposit by card at the clinic or online by bank transfer; all terms are set out in the contract for medical services
3Before surgery you complete a full set of tests: blood tests, an ECG and other examinations prescribed by the doctor.
4The surgeon performs mammoplasty according to your individual plan. The operation takes place under general anaesthesia with continuous patient monitoring.
5After surgery you stay in the clinic's comfortable inpatient ward under the care of the medical team until discharge.
6You get a personal recovery programme after the operation. Follow-up visits at 7 days, 3 and 6 months monitor healing; for a year, surgeon consultations are free of charge.

Before the operation, follow some easy steps: maintain a sound work-rest balance, sleep more, avoid stress, anxiety and strong feelings, and reduce your physical load.
Come off hormonal oral contraceptives no later than a month before the procedure
Before surgery, stop taking drugs that contain aspirin, as well as steroids and hormonal medicines for chronic conditions
Do your tests a week before the operation
Swelling after surgery goes away after 3 weeks
Scars form within 3 weeks
Avoid exertion (lifting over 3 kg)
Avoid raising arms above shoulder level — 3 weeks
Part of recovery after the correction is wearing compression garments for 1–1.5 months
For up to 40 days, avoid hard gym workouts and very active aerobics; after a month you may do light cardio. Keep an eye on your diet and meals.
Discomfort disappears after 3 months
No baths or saunas for up to three months, and no physiotherapy
Within 3 months all inflammatory changes in the tissue resolve and a “pocket” forms around the implant
Doctors

7 years of experience
Plastic surgeon
Plastic surgery residency, Petrovsky National Research Centre of Surgery. Main focus is aesthetic and reconstructive surgery for the breast and body.
At the consultation, you meet the surgeon who will operate
A skilled plastic surgeon who cares about the beauty and health of patients
Book a consultationAdvantages

At the consultation we go through your wishes and model the planned changes. The surgeon explains what surgery can do, so you know exactly what result we are aiming for.

For a year the surgeon monitors your recovery and how your breast shape settles. Check-ups and dressings are already included in the price.

We select the shape, volume and correction method according to your anatomy and goals; for augmentation, implant size and profile are chosen just for you.

We respect your time: we work 24/7, with easy booking and a personal approach — we adapt to your pace.

The surgeon sets the extent of correction after the consultation, and you get a transparent price for the operation, without unexpected costs.

Recovery starts in a comfortable inpatient ward with nursing care around the clock. Your stay and meals are already included in the price.
FAQ
Yes. Boob job is the everyday name for breast augmentation. At City Medical Centre it is done with round or anatomical implants that the surgeon chooses with you at the consultation.
Breast enlargement adds volume with implants. A breast lift (mastopexy) raises sagging breasts and removes excess skin. Which one suits you is decided at the free consultation.
Mammoplasty brings together several procedures: augmentation (implants to add volume), reduction (removal of surplus tissue and skin), mastopexy (lift for sagging breasts), reconstruction (after mastectomy) and asymmetry correction. The most suitable method is selected individually, guided by your wishes and the surgeon's advice.
Message us — our coordinator will get back to you shortly and book your consultation. The plastic surgeon consultation is free.
Following all recommendations makes complications rare. Still, they may involve hematoma or seroma, infection of the wound, decreased or increased nipple sensitivity, capsular contracture, aesthetic asymmetry, wound separation and tissue necrosis.
The effect of mammoplasty lasts for years: about 10–15 years after augmentation (until the implants are replaced) and 5–10 years after a lift or reduction. Duration depends on weight, pregnancy, skin aging and gravity. Supportive underwear and a stable weight help the result last.
Breastfeeding after mammoplasty varies with the type of surgery. Lactation is usually preserved after augmentation through an under-breast or armpit incision with the implant under the muscle, because glandular tissue is not injured. After a lift or reduction there is more risk, since ducts may be cut. Discuss this in advance with your surgeon.
Implant choice considers material (silicone looks most natural, saline is used less often), shape (round or anatomical teardrop), surface (smooth or textured), size and profile. The surgeon will choose the best option for your anatomy and wishes.
Because the operation is done under general anaesthesia, the patient feels no pain. The first 1–3 days may bring moderate discomfort, eased with painkillers. By day 5–7 the pain is much milder, and by weeks 2–3 the discomfort disappears. Let your doctor know immediately if pain is severe.
Work without physical exertion can be resumed after 7–14 days. Light walks after 1–2 weeks. Fitness and swimming after 4–6 weeks, strength training after 3 months. Pool and sea after 4–6 weeks. Compression garments are worn for 4–6 weeks. Exact timing depends on how you recover.
No scientific data suggest that mammoplasty increases breast cancer risk, and implants are not carcinogenic. After the operation, continue regular screening: self-examination, mammography and ultrasound. Always tell the doctor who examines you about your implants.
After a caesarean section, mammoplasty is possible once full recovery is complete. At least 6–12 months must pass after the birth and after breastfeeding ends. A surgeon's consultation and check-up must take place before surgery.
Scars after mammoplasty are unavoidable, but with a skilled surgeon they stay minimal. Incisions are made in hidden places, namely under the breast, around the areola or in the armpit. Scars look reddish during the first months, but within 6–12 months they fade to almost invisible.
In the first weeks after surgery, slight asymmetry is normal: swelling and uneven healing are behind it. If shape or size still differ after 3–6 months, see your surgeon for a check-up to find the reason.
Mammoplasty may temporarily alter the sensitivity of the nipples and breasts, making it lower or higher. This is caused by irritated nerve endings. In most cases it recovers within 3–12 months. If you see no improvement after a year, contact your surgeon.
Although hormonal drugs (contraceptives, hormone replacement therapy) have no direct impact on implants, they can produce swelling or changes in breast tissue volume, temporarily affecting appearance. Be sure your surgeon knows about such medications before surgery.
Prices are in US dollars; the amount in brackets is an approximate conversion to EUR at the rate of 02.10.2026. The final price is fixed in your contract.
Prices start from $4,700 (≈ €4,200). The surgeon sets the final price at the free consultation, and it is fixed in the contract, with no hidden extras.
The surgical team's work, anaesthesia, the inpatient stay with meals, dressings and follow-up visits for twelve months.
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Enlargement with implants corrects both size and shape. It is aimed at patients who feel their breasts are too small, have lost volume or look asymmetrical. People searching for this surgery in Cologne should know that results typically last about 10 to 15 years, until the implants are replaced; weight, pregnancy, skin aging and gravity all influence how long they hold.
Follow-up does not end at discharge. Throughout the year after mammoplasty, patients from Cologne can get free post-op consultations with the plastic surgeon, alongside dressings and planned check-ups. Slight asymmetry in the first weeks is normal and caused by swelling; if a difference persists after 3–6 months, the surgeon examines you to find the reason. Nipple sensitivity usually returns within 3–12 months.
A free consultation is the easiest way to get an exact figure. The surgeon assesses your anatomy, models the result and confirms the plan; the base cost of augmentation is from $4,700 (≈ €4,200). Everything around the surgery — anaesthesia, inpatient stay, 24/7 monitoring, personal support and a year of follow-up — is in that amount. Patients from Cologne can apply through the site or a messenger.
Written by Dmitry S. Kuznetsov, plastic surgeon
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The one object that stays in your body for years is the implant, so begin with it. Ask which implants the surgeon proposes and what separates them. Round implants give an even volume with more fullness at the top and a symmetrical round shape; anatomical ones have a soft teardrop shape with a natural slope. The choice also covers the material, the surface, the size and the profile. Ask the surgeon to explain, in terms of your own anatomy, why a particular implant fits you.
Then ask which document you will receive about your implants. Ask whether it states the manufacturer, the model, the size and the serial number of each implant, and ask for a copy for your own records. Keep it with your medical papers. Years later, when an examining doctor asks what you have, you will be able to answer exactly.
Ask also what the clinic enters in your file about the implant, and whether you can see that entry. If a replacement is ever needed, those details save time and avoid guesswork.
The World Health Organization treats patient engagement as part of safe care and lists breakdowns of communication with patients among the contributing factors to harm. A written request list is a practical way to take that role. Ask for the clinic's medical licence and its number, the name of the legal entity providing the medical services, the surgeon's name and the diplomas and certificates of the doctors. Ask whether these can be viewed before you pay. The surgeon you speak to at the consultation should be the surgeon who operates.
A date is reserved when a deposit is paid, by card at the clinic or online by bank transfer, and the terms are recorded in a contract for medical services. Ask for the contract as a document in good time. The price is set at the consultation, after the surgeon has examined you, and fixed in the contract. Ask for a list of everything the sum includes.
The listed inclusions are consultation and result modelling, the medical team, combined inhalation anaesthesia, a stay in a comfortable ward with meals, dressings and check-ups for a full year, and round-the-clock monitoring by medical staff, with follow-up support for twelve months. If a line is missing from your document, ask in writing whether it is covered.
Also read what the contract says about the type of operation, the type and size of implant, the incision and the anaesthesia. Details agreed only in a conversation are hard to prove later.
Sooner or later you may receive two different recommendations, one from a friend's surgeon and one from the team you are consulting. Do not average them. Put both on a single sheet with the same headings: implant shape, size, incision, anaesthesia, what the sum covers, how long follow-up lasts, and who answers if something goes wrong at night.
Finally, check that the numbers agree with each other. The implant size in the plan should match the one in the contract, and the follow-up dates in the programme should match those in your calendar. Small mismatches are easy to fix before surgery and awkward to fix after it.
Reasons that fit augmentation include insufficient breast volume, asymmetry of shape or size, sagging, loss of volume after pregnancy and breastfeeding, a change of shape after weight loss and congenital features of shape. Sometimes the right answer is another operation: a lift, with or without implants, a reduction, or implant removal. Ask the surgeon to describe the alternatives for your case and explain why one fits better.
Written contraindications include pregnancy and breastfeeding, acute infectious diseases, inflammation or damaged skin in the surgical area, decompensated chronic diseases, age under 18, uncorrected blood clotting disorders, uncontrolled diabetes, and malignant breast tumours before treatment is complete. After a caesarean section the body needs to recover fully, and the surgeon advises waiting at least 6 to 12 months after childbirth and the end of breastfeeding.
If you are unsure, send photographs to a coordinator in a messenger. The surgeon looks at them and says whether mammoplasty is right for you. It is free and without obligation.
Prepare a sheet for the consultation: medicines you take, including hormonal ones, previous operations, family history, weight changes, plans for pregnancy. Mention hormonal medication in particular, because swelling and tissue volume can change and temporarily affect appearance.
Think about how you want to feel, not only how you want to look. Describe in your own words the size at which you would feel comfortable and the kind of shape you want. These details help the surgeon propose a volume that fits your life rather than a number from a catalogue.
Ask the surgeon to list the possible complications and to say what each one means for you. The list includes hematoma or seroma, wound infection, reduced or increased nipple sensitivity, capsular contracture, aesthetic asymmetry, wound separation and tissue necrosis. Ask what the clinic does if one occurs, who you call, and whether the cost of dressings and check-ups for the first year covers it.
Ask about scars too. They are placed under the breast, around the areola or in the armpit, and they are reddish at first before fading over six to twelve months. Ask which placement the surgeon recommends for you and why. Ask what to expect from sensitivity, which may change temporarily and usually returns within three to twelve months.
Ask what the surgeon expects from you. Preparation includes stopping aspirin-containing drugs, steroids and hormonal medications for chronic conditions one to two weeks ahead, stopping hormonal oral contraceptives at least a month before, and completing tests a week before. Keep a copy of the instructions.
Ask for the sizing logic. Implant size and profile are chosen individually, from your anatomy and your wishes, so ask the surgeon to explain how your own proportions lead to the size in the plan. That gives you something concrete to compare with any other opinion.
Breast surgery is a family of operations, and a good conversation begins by finding the right member of it. Augmentation adds volume and corrects shape with implants. Reduction lowers volume and weight, for people whose breasts cause back and neck pain or physical discomfort. A lift raises sagging breasts and can be done with or without implants. Reconstruction restores the breast after mastectomy, and implant removal is a separate operation of its own.
For augmentation, two anaesthesia and stay patterns apply to what you read: general anaesthesia and one day at the clinic. Reduction usually means one to two days. Ask the surgeon to state this for your operation in writing, so that you can plan time at home and the people who will help you.
The choice between round and anatomical implants is partly a choice of look. Round implants give even volume with more fullness in the upper part. Anatomical ones follow a teardrop line with a gentle slope. Ask the surgeon to explain which of the two suits your proportions and why, and to say what the result modelling does and does not predict.
Questions that open the conversation about neighbours: could a lift alone give me what I want, would a lift with an implant suit me better, and what would you recommend if I had no wish to change volume at all? A surgeon who answers each question with reasons is helping you choose, and not selling a single product.
After the operation you receive a recovery programme. Check-ups are set at 7 days, 3 months and 6 months, and consultations with the surgeon are free for a year. Enter these dates in your calendar on the day of booking. Wear the compression garment for the period the surgeon sets, avoid lifting more than 3 kg for up to three months, do not raise your arms above shoulder level for three weeks, and avoid baths and saunas for up to three months.
Swelling goes down after about three weeks, discomfort disappears within three months, and over those months a pocket forms around the implant. Keep a log of what you notice and when. Photograph the same views each time and date the pictures.
Write down what the surgeon says at each check, including instructions on exertion and return to sport. Add a note for your own doctors: the implant details, the date of surgery and the surgeon's name. Tell any examining doctor about your implants whenever you attend screening. Such records turn a year of recovery into something you can document.
Before the date, assemble one folder: the contract, the plan with the implant description, the list of tests and results, the dates of the follow-up visits and the contacts of your coordinator. After surgery, add the document about your implants and your photographs. A folder like that stays useful for many years.
Ask which document you receive about your implants and whether it lists the manufacturer, the model, the size and the serial number. Keep a copy with your medical papers.
Ask for the licence number, the legal entity and the diplomas and certificates of the doctors. Ask whether they can be viewed before you pay.
Photographs go to the coordinator and then to the surgeon, who says whether mammoplasty is right for you. The first consultation is free and books nothing.
Check-ups at 7 days, 3 months and 6 months, with free consultations with the surgeon for a year.
Ask how the coordinator and the medical staff can be reached after hours. The clinic describes round-the-clock monitoring by medical staff in the ward and a coordinator who calls back 24/7.
A lift with or without implants, a reduction, implant removal and asymmetry correction. The surgeon recommends one after examining you.
Take your written answers home and compare them. A clinic that offers a consultation with no obligation expects you to take your time.
Send photographs to a coordinator. The surgeon reviews them and says which operation, if any, suits your breasts. The first consultation is free and obliges you to nothing.