Breast Implants in Fort Worth: Augmentation Surgery
You pay one price that includes anesthesia, the inpatient stay and a year of post-op checks. Across its whole history, the clinic has had zero dissatisfied patients.
Fixed price $4,700
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Breast surgery before and after photos
Mammoplasty
32 years
6 months
Method: implants
Mammoplasty
32 years
6 months
Method: implants
Mammoplasty
32 years
6 months
Method: implants
Mammoplasty
32 years
6 months
Method: implants
Mammoplasty
32 years
6 months
Method: implants
Mammoplasty
32 years
6 months
Method: implants
Mammoplasty
32 years
6 months
Method: implants
Mammoplasty
32 years
6 months
Method: implants
Mammoplasty
32 years
6 months
Method: implants
Mammoplasty
32 years
6 months
Method: implants
Mammoplasty
32 years
6 months
Method: implants
Mammoplasty
32 years
6 months
Method: implants
Mammoplasty
32 years
6 months
Method: implants
Mammoplasty
32 years
6 months
Method: implants
Mammoplasty
32 years
6 months
Method: implants
Mammoplasty
32 years
6 months
Method: implants
Mammoplasty
32 years
6 months
Method: implants
Mammoplasty
32 years
6 months
Method: implants
Breast surgery
What the price includes:
- Personal consultation and result modelling
- A highly experienced medical team
- Combined inhalation anesthesia
- Stay in comfortable inpatient rooms
- 24/7 monitoring by medical staff
- Meals during your stay at the clinic
- Personal support before and after surgery
- Dressings and check-ups for a full year
- A full year of post-op follow-up with your surgeon until the end result
Say goodbye to insecurities — no scars on the breast!
Minimally invasive for your body, with a result that looks truly natural
Breast augmentation
Size and shape correction with implants
$4,700
Breast reduction
Breast size correction: reducing breast volume and weight
$4,700
Breast reconstruction
Restoring breast shape and volume after surgery or injury
Breast lift
without implants
Treats sagging and restores an aesthetic contour while the volume stays the same
$4,700
Breast lift
with implants
Breast lift and implant augmentation performed in one combined surgery
$5,400
Implant
removal
Surgery to remove previously placed breast implants
$3,300
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Your path to perfect breasts: from dream to reality
A full guide from first consultation to recovery
Initial consultation
A doctor assesses your body structure, health and expectations and examines and palpates the breasts to exclude lumps. Then you and the surgeon choose the ideal size, shape and profile of the implants or draw up a correction plan.
Pre-surgery check-up
Before the procedure you complete a comprehensive medical check-up with lab testing, instrumental exams and specialist visits.
The surgery
The operation is done under anesthesia, with the surgeon using the chosen mammoplasty method. Timing depends on the case type and complexity; the average is 1.5 to 3 hours.
STEP-BY-STEP SURGICAL PROCESS
Ahead of the operation, a plastic surgeon consults the patient on goals, technique, the implant choice and possible risks. A breast examination with palpation is done to exclude lumps. Tests and examinations follow (complete and biochemical blood count, coagulation panel, infection tests, ECG, chest X-ray, breast ultrasound, etc.). If there is a medical indication, a GP, gynecologist or breast specialist may be asked to consult.
- Getting the surgical site ready: the skin is disinfected and draped with sterile covers
- The plastic surgeon marks the skin, drawing incision lines, new areola borders and the position the breasts should take
- Anesthesia — the anesthesiologist uses general anesthesia
- Incision. The access is chosen by the surgeon according to the patient's anatomy and the technique
- Lift of the glandular tissue and ligaments, where the surgeon repositions and anchors the tissue to create a younger-looking, uplifted breast
- Removing excess skin: overstretched skin is cut away to correct sagging
- Repositioning the nipple-areola complex: where needed, the surgeon raises the areola and nipple to an attractive, anatomically correct level
- Making a pocket and inserting the implant (if needed): the nurse unpacks the implant, which arrives sterile-packed, and gives it to the surgeon, who places it and adjusts the position for a symmetrical, natural contour
- Suturing: the doctor closes the wound layer by layer, the deeper tissue first and then the skin. Cosmetic self-absorbing sutures reduce the risk of rough scars.
- Drains (if needed) are placed to remove excess fluid and prevent swelling
- Sterile dressing: the nurse assists the patient with compression garments that support the breasts in position
Inpatient stay
Procedures are done only on an inpatient basis. Following surgery, you remain in the hospital for one day.
Recovery period
After surgery we prescribe a recovery program that reduces swelling and includes monitoring and care tips. In a month the swelling subsides and the breasts gain their natural shape and softness.
Post-op check-ups
Before the end of the year, a post-op consultation with our plastic surgeon costs nothing. At the check-up your doctor assesses the mammoplasty result, monitors recovery and answers any questions you may have
Initial consultation
A doctor assesses your body structure, health and expectations and examines and palpates the breasts to exclude lumps. Then you and the surgeon choose the ideal size, shape and profile of the implants or draw up a correction plan.
Pre-surgery check-up
Before the procedure you complete a comprehensive medical check-up with lab testing, instrumental exams and specialist visits.
The surgery
The operation is done under anesthesia, with the surgeon using the chosen mammoplasty method. Timing depends on the case type and complexity; the average is 1.5 to 3 hours.
STEP-BY-STEP SURGICAL PROCESS
Ahead of the operation, a plastic surgeon consults the patient on goals, technique, the implant choice and possible risks. A breast examination with palpation is done to exclude lumps. Tests and examinations follow (complete and biochemical blood count, coagulation panel, infection tests, ECG, chest X-ray, breast ultrasound, etc.). If there is a medical indication, a GP, gynecologist or breast specialist may be asked to consult.
- Getting the surgical site ready: the skin is disinfected and draped with sterile covers
- The plastic surgeon marks the skin, drawing incision lines, new areola borders and the position the breasts should take
- Anesthesia — the anesthesiologist uses general anesthesia
- Incision. The access is chosen by the surgeon according to the patient's anatomy and the technique
- Lift of the glandular tissue and ligaments, where the surgeon repositions and anchors the tissue to create a younger-looking, uplifted breast
- Removing excess skin: overstretched skin is cut away to correct sagging
- Repositioning the nipple-areola complex: where needed, the surgeon raises the areola and nipple to an attractive, anatomically correct level
- Making a pocket and inserting the implant (if needed): the nurse unpacks the implant, which arrives sterile-packed, and gives it to the surgeon, who places it and adjusts the position for a symmetrical, natural contour
- Suturing: the doctor closes the wound layer by layer, the deeper tissue first and then the skin. Cosmetic self-absorbing sutures reduce the risk of rough scars.
- Drains (if needed) are placed to remove excess fluid and prevent swelling
- Sterile dressing: the nurse assists the patient with compression garments that support the breasts in position
Inpatient stay
Procedures are done only on an inpatient basis. Following surgery, you remain in the hospital for one day.
Recovery period
After surgery we prescribe a recovery program that reduces swelling and includes monitoring and care tips. In a month the swelling subsides and the breasts gain their natural shape and softness.
Post-op check-ups
Before the end of the year, a post-op consultation with our plastic surgeon costs nothing. At the check-up your doctor assesses the mammoplasty result, monitors recovery and answers any questions you may have
How to prepare for breast surgery
1–2 weeks before
- Before surgery, stop taking drugs that contain aspirin, as well as steroids and hormonal medicines for chronic conditions
- Hormonal birth control pills must be discontinued a month or more before surgery
1–2 months before
Prepare for surgery with a few simple steps: a healthy balance of work and rest, more sleep, no stress, anxiety or strong emotions, and reduced physical activity.
Within 40 days
Up to 40 days without intense gym workouts or overly active aerobics; after a month you can try light cardio. Stay mindful of your diet and meals.
1–2 weeks before
- Before surgery, stop taking drugs that contain aspirin, as well as steroids and hormonal medicines for chronic conditions
- Hormonal birth control pills must be discontinued a month or more before surgery
1–2 months before
Prepare for surgery with a few simple steps: a healthy balance of work and rest, more sleep, no stress, anxiety or strong emotions, and reduced physical activity.
Within 40 days
Up to 40 days without intense gym workouts or overly active aerobics; after a month you can try light cardio. Stay mindful of your diet and meals.
Recovery after breast surgery
Post-op swelling disappears after 3 weeks
Discomfort disappears after 3 months
Scars form within 3 weeks
No physical exertion (lifting over 3 kg)
Within 3 months all inflammatory changes in the tissue resolve and a “pocket” forms around the implant
After correction, recovery includes 1–1.5 months in compression garments
No raising arms above shoulder level — 3 weeks
For up to three months, no baths, no saunas and no physiotherapy
Post-op swelling disappears after 3 weeks
Discomfort disappears after 3 months
Scars form within 3 weeks
No physical exertion (lifting over 3 kg)
Within 3 months all inflammatory changes in the tissue resolve and a “pocket” forms around the implant
After correction, recovery includes 1–1.5 months in compression garments
No raising arms above shoulder level — 3 weeks
For up to three months, no baths, no saunas and no physiotherapy
A surgeon you can trust
An experienced plastic surgeon committed to patients' beauty and health
Dmitry S. Kuznetsov
Plastic surgeon
Residency training in plastic surgery, Petrovsky National Research Centre of Surgery. Specializes in aesthetic and reconstructive procedures on the breast and body.
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Frequently asked questions
about mammoplasty at City Medical Centre
What types of breast surgery are there?
Under mammoplasty come several procedures: augmentation (increasing volume using implants), reduction (excess tissue and skin removal), mastopexy (lifting for sagging), reconstruction (after mastectomy) and correcting asymmetry. The surgeon's advice and your wishes guide an individual choice of the best method.
What complications can occur?
When all recommendations are followed, complications are rare. They can include hematoma or seroma, wound infection, reduced or heightened nipple sensitivity, capsular contracture, aesthetic asymmetry, wound separation and tissue necrosis.
How long does the result last?
The outcome of mammoplasty is long-lasting: about 10–15 years after augmentation (until implants are replaced) and 5–10 years after a lift or reduction. Its duration is influenced by weight, pregnancy, skin aging and gravity. Keep the result by wearing supportive underwear and managing your weight.
Can I breastfeed after mammoplasty?
Breastfeeding after mammoplasty depends on the procedure. Augmentation through an under-breast or armpit incision with a submuscular implant usually keeps lactation intact, since glandular tissue is not damaged. With a lift or reduction the risk is higher, because ducts may be cut. Be sure to discuss this with your surgeon in advance.
How do I choose implants?
When choosing implants, the factors are 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 find the best option for your anatomy and preferences.
Does it hurt during and after surgery?
The surgery is carried out under general anesthesia, and the patient feels nothing. Moderate discomfort is possible during the first 1–3 days and is relieved by pain medication. Pain falls significantly by day 5–7, and by weeks 2–3 discomfort is over. If you have severe pain, tell your doctor at once.
When can I return to work and normal life?
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.
Does mammoplasty affect breast cancer risk?
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.
Can I have mammoplasty after a C-section?
Mammoplasty can follow a C-section, but first your body must fully recover. Allow a minimum of 6–12 months from giving birth and from the end of breastfeeding. Before surgery, a consultation and check-up with the surgeon are required.
Will there be visible scars after surgery?
Scarring is part of mammoplasty, but with an experienced surgeon it stays minimal. Incisions are hidden under the breast, around the areola or in the armpit. During the first months scars appear reddish; within 6–12 months they lighten and become almost invisible.
What if my breasts look asymmetrical after surgery?
During the first weeks after the operation, slight asymmetry is normal, since swelling and healing are uneven. If a size or shape difference continues after 3–6 months, see your surgeon for an exam to find its cause.
How does breast sensitivity change after surgery?
Breast and nipple sensitivity may change for a time after mammoplasty, going down or up. The cause lies in irritation of nerve endings. In the majority of cases sensitivity is restored within 3–12 months. If nothing has improved after a year, consult your surgeon.
Do hormonal drugs affect mammoplasty results?
Implants are not directly influenced by hormonal drugs (contraceptives, hormone replacement therapy), yet swelling or breast tissue volume changes can result and temporarily affect appearance. Mention any such medications to your surgeon before surgery.
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Mammoplasty in Fort Worth: methods, stages and price
This operation suits adult women who wish to restore or increase breast volume, including after childbirth once the body has fully recovered. Surgeons advise waiting at least 6–12 months after giving birth and after breastfeeding ends. Patients from Fort Worth considering it after a C-section can go ahead too, but a consultation and check-up are mandatory first.
Step one is a meeting with the plastic surgeon to choose size, shape and profile. Step two is a full medical check-up with lab tests, instrumental examinations and, if indicated, a GP, gynecologist or breast specialist. On the day itself, the surgeon marks incisions, places the implant and closes the wound in layers with self-absorbing cosmetic sutures. This is how augmentation goes for Fort Worth patients.
Breast augmentation costs from $4,700, and the price is all-inclusive. For patients from Fort Worth, it covers a personal consultation with result modelling, an experienced medical team, combined inhalation anesthesia, comfortable inpatient rooms, 24/7 monitoring, meals, personal support before and after surgery, and dressings plus check-ups for a full year. Start with a free consultation by leaving a request.
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