Breast Augmentation in Leeds
Everything is in the price: the operation, anesthesia, inpatient care and twelve months of follow-up. In its entire history the clinic has had no unhappy patients.
Fixed price $4,700
Comfortable
recovery
Anatomical
precision
We highlight your individuality
Fixed price $4,700
In-house instalments
We highlight your individuality
Comfortable
recovery
We stand by the result
Anatomical precision
Fixed price $4,700
Unhappy
patients: 0
Anatomical
precision
We highlight your individuality
Real results of our patients
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
- Post-surgery care from your plastic surgeon for a whole year until the final result
Say goodbye to insecurities — no scars on the breast!
As little intervention as possible and the most natural-looking effect
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
Addresses sagging and restores an aesthetic form, with volume left unchanged
$4,700
Breast lift
with implants
A combined surgery that pairs a breast lift with implant enlargement
$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
You go through a full medical assessment before surgery, including lab work, instrumental diagnostics and visits to specialists.
The surgery
The surgeon carries out your mammoplasty with the chosen technique while you are under anesthesia. It lasts from 1.5 to 3 hours on average, based on case type and complexity.
STEP-BY-STEP SURGICAL PROCESS
Before the operation the patient meets a plastic surgeon to talk through goals, technique, implant selection and potential risks. A breast exam with palpation rules out lumps. Tests and examinations are prescribed (complete and biochemical blood count, coagulation panel, infection tests, ECG, chest X-ray, breast ultrasound, etc.). When indicated, a GP, gynecologist or breast specialist may also be consulted.
- Preparing the operating area: the skin is cleaned with antiseptic and covered with sterile drapes
- Marking: lines for the incisions, the new areola borders and the desired position of the breasts are drawn by the surgeon
- Anesthesia — the anesthesiologist uses general anesthesia
- Incision. The access is chosen by the surgeon according to the patient's anatomy and the technique
- Lifting the glandular tissue and ligaments: the surgeon reshapes and fixes the tissue in its new place, producing a lifted and more youthful breast
- Trimming surplus skin: the stretched skin is removed to make up for sagging
- Repositioning the nipple-areola complex, where the nipple and areola are lifted if necessary to an attractive, anatomically correct spot
- Shaping the implant pocket and placing the implant (if needed): the nurse opens the sterile package and hands the implant to the surgeon, who places it in the pocket and adjusts its position to get symmetry and a natural contour
- Suturing — the doctor closes the wound in layers, first the inner tissue, then the skin. Cosmetic self-absorbing sutures minimize the risk of rough scars.
- Putting in drains (if needed) so excess fluid is removed and swelling is prevented
- Sterile dressing, then compression garments, which the nurse helps the patient put on to fix the breasts in place
Inpatient stay
We perform all procedures strictly in a hospital setting. After the operation you stay in for one day.
Recovery period
After the operation you receive a recovery program covering swelling reduction, monitoring and care advice. Within a month the swelling goes down and the breasts gain a natural shape and softness.
Post-op check-ups
A free post-op consultation with our plastic surgeon is available until the year is over. During the check-up the doctor looks at your mammoplasty result, keeps track of recovery and answers all your questions
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
You go through a full medical assessment before surgery, including lab work, instrumental diagnostics and visits to specialists.
The surgery
The surgeon carries out your mammoplasty with the chosen technique while you are under anesthesia. It lasts from 1.5 to 3 hours on average, based on case type and complexity.
STEP-BY-STEP SURGICAL PROCESS
Before the operation the patient meets a plastic surgeon to talk through goals, technique, implant selection and potential risks. A breast exam with palpation rules out lumps. Tests and examinations are prescribed (complete and biochemical blood count, coagulation panel, infection tests, ECG, chest X-ray, breast ultrasound, etc.). When indicated, a GP, gynecologist or breast specialist may also be consulted.
- Preparing the operating area: the skin is cleaned with antiseptic and covered with sterile drapes
- Marking: lines for the incisions, the new areola borders and the desired position of the breasts are drawn by the surgeon
- Anesthesia — the anesthesiologist uses general anesthesia
- Incision. The access is chosen by the surgeon according to the patient's anatomy and the technique
- Lifting the glandular tissue and ligaments: the surgeon reshapes and fixes the tissue in its new place, producing a lifted and more youthful breast
- Trimming surplus skin: the stretched skin is removed to make up for sagging
- Repositioning the nipple-areola complex, where the nipple and areola are lifted if necessary to an attractive, anatomically correct spot
- Shaping the implant pocket and placing the implant (if needed): the nurse opens the sterile package and hands the implant to the surgeon, who places it in the pocket and adjusts its position to get symmetry and a natural contour
- Suturing — the doctor closes the wound in layers, first the inner tissue, then the skin. Cosmetic self-absorbing sutures minimize the risk of rough scars.
- Putting in drains (if needed) so excess fluid is removed and swelling is prevented
- Sterile dressing, then compression garments, which the nurse helps the patient put on to fix the breasts in place
Inpatient stay
We perform all procedures strictly in a hospital setting. After the operation you stay in for one day.
Recovery period
After the operation you receive a recovery program covering swelling reduction, monitoring and care advice. Within a month the swelling goes down and the breasts gain a natural shape and softness.
Post-op check-ups
A free post-op consultation with our plastic surgeon is available until the year is over. During the check-up the doctor looks at your mammoplasty result, keeps track of recovery and answers all your questions
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
- Stop taking hormonal oral contraceptives at least one month prior to the procedure
1–2 months before
Follow a few simple rules before surgery: balance work and rest sensibly, sleep more, avoid stress, anxiety and strong emotions, and scale back physical activity.
Within 40 days
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.
1–2 weeks before
- Before surgery, stop taking drugs that contain aspirin, as well as steroids and hormonal medicines for chronic conditions
- Stop taking hormonal oral contraceptives at least one month prior to the procedure
1–2 months before
Follow a few simple rules before surgery: balance work and rest sensibly, sleep more, avoid stress, anxiety and strong emotions, and scale back physical activity.
Within 40 days
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.
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)
Over 3 months, all inflammatory changes in the tissue resolve and a “pocket” forms around the implant
Recovery after the correction involves wearing compression garments for 1–1.5 months
No raising arms above shoulder level — 3 weeks
No baths or saunas for up to three months, 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)
Over 3 months, all inflammatory changes in the tissue resolve and a “pocket” forms around the implant
Recovery after the correction involves wearing compression garments for 1–1.5 months
No raising arms above shoulder level — 3 weeks
No baths or saunas for up to three months, and no physiotherapy
A surgeon you can trust
A skilled plastic surgeon who cares about the beauty and health of patients
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?
There are several types of mammoplasty: augmentation (bigger volume with implants), reduction (removal of excess tissue and skin), mastopexy (a lift for sagging), reconstruction (after mastectomy) and correction of asymmetry. The best approach is chosen individually, considering your wishes and the surgeon's recommendation.
What complications can occur?
Complications are infrequent provided all recommendations are followed. They may include hematoma or seroma, infection of the wound, changes in nipple sensitivity (lower or higher), capsular contracture, aesthetic asymmetry, wound separation and tissue necrosis.
How long does the result last?
Mammoplasty gives a lasting result: around 10–15 years after augmentation (up to implant replacement) and 5–10 years after a lift or reduction. How long it holds depends on weight, pregnancy, skin aging and gravity. To keep the result, wear supportive underwear and keep your weight under control.
Can I breastfeed after mammoplasty?
Your ability to breastfeed after mammoplasty depends on the surgery type. For augmentation using an under-breast or armpit incision and an implant placed under the muscle, lactation is usually preserved: the glandular tissue is not damaged. A lift or reduction raises the risk, as ducts may be cut. Discuss this with your surgeon ahead of time.
How do I choose implants?
Implant choice is based on material (silicone gives the most natural appearance, saline is used more rarely), shape (round or anatomical teardrop), surface (smooth or textured), size and profile. Your surgeon will pick the best one for your anatomy and goals.
Does it hurt during and after surgery?
General anesthesia is used for the surgery itself, so there is no sensation. In the first 1–3 days you may feel moderate discomfort, which painkillers relieve. Pain subsides significantly by day 5–7 and discomfort is gone by weeks 2–3. If pain becomes severe, inform your doctor right away.
When can I return to work and normal life?
Work is possible after 7–14 days, as long as it involves no physical exertion. Take 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. Timing depends on your recovery.
Does mammoplasty affect breast cancer risk?
No scientific evidence shows that mammoplasty raises the risk of breast cancer, and implants do not cause cancer. After surgery, continue regular screening with self-exams, mammography and ultrasound, and always tell the examining doctor that you have implants.
Can I have mammoplasty after a C-section?
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.
Will there be visible scars after surgery?
Yes, mammoplasty leaves scars, but they are minimal when the surgeon is skilled. The incisions are made in concealed areas, under the breast, around the areola or in the armpit. For the first months scars are reddish, then within 6–12 months they fade and become barely visible.
What if my breasts look asymmetrical after surgery?
Slight asymmetry is normal in the first weeks after surgery and comes from swelling and uneven healing. When a difference in shape or size lasts beyond 3–6 months, visit your surgeon for an examination to pinpoint the cause.
How does breast sensitivity change after surgery?
After mammoplasty, sensitivity of the nipples and breasts may change for a while, becoming lower or higher. This is due to irritation of the nerve endings. In most cases sensitivity comes back within 3–12 months. If nothing improves after a year, see your surgeon.
Do hormonal drugs affect mammoplasty results?
Hormonal drugs (contraceptives, hormone replacement therapy) do not affect implants directly, but may cause swelling or changes in breast tissue volume, temporarily affecting appearance. Be sure to tell your surgeon about such medications before surgery.
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Breast augmentation in Leeds: what you should know
Mammoplasty is a family of procedures, and augmentation is only one of them. Alongside it, Leeds patients can discuss breast reduction, a lift with or without implants, implant removal, reconstruction after surgery or injury and asymmetry correction. The right method is picked individually, weighing your wishes against the surgeon's advice, so the result highlights your individuality rather than following a template.
Before the operation, a healthy balance of work and rest helps: sleep more, avoid stress and reduce physical activity for 1–2 months. Afterwards, avoid lifting over 3 kg and intense gym workouts for about 40 days; light cardio becomes possible after a month. Within three months the tissue settles and a pocket forms around the implant. Clear guidance is given to every Leeds patient.
If you are comparing breast augmentation prices in Leeds, check what each offer includes. Here the all-inclusive rate from $4,700 already covers anesthesia, the clinic stay, meals, dressings and a year of check-ups with the plastic surgeon. Apply before the end of the year and your consultation is at the clinic's expense. Fill in the form or message the coordinator.
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