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Method: implants
Breast augmentation
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Breast augmentation for patients from Vienna 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.
How it works · Breast augmentation prices
Information current as of 5 November 2026
Results
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Comparison
Augmentation and reduction are the two main breast correction methods we perform. Compare what each one achieves, how precise it is and when it is indicated.
Size and shape correction with implants

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

Discounted price
$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
There are two main types of implants we place: round and anatomical. Both enlarge and reshape the breasts, while their form and the resulting look are different.
A fuller upper pole with even volume

A soft teardrop shape with a natural slope

The surgeon will help you choose the implant shape and volume.
Our clinic
Modern equipment, comfortable rooms and care for every patient

You get answers to your questions and a consultation slot that fits your schedule
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Should your case not require surgery, you will hear it from the doctor at the consultation, and no money will be spent in vain.


Not sure whether surgery is right for you?
Write to us: your coordinator will request photos in a messenger, and the surgeon will review them and tell you whether mammoplasty suits you.
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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
Discounted price
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 consultationAfter assessing your breast anatomy and proportions and listening to your wishes, the surgeon chooses the appropriate correction method.
The price is set at the consultation and fixed in the contract.

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all inclusive
Starting with preparation for surgery
and ending with support for 12 months.
Discounted price
$4,700$5,900
The process
An agreed correction plan, inpatient observation and recovery monitoring for a year.
1After assessing your figure and discussing your wishes, the surgeon chooses the best volume, shape and correction method.
2Your surgery date is reserved for you: the deposit can be paid by card at the clinic or online by bank transfer, and the terms are fixed in the medical services contract
3Before the operation you take a full set of tests: blood tests, an ECG and any other examinations the doctor prescribes.
4The operation follows your individual mammoplasty plan and is performed under general anaesthesia with continuous monitoring of the patient.
5Following surgery, you recover in a comfortable inpatient ward of the clinic with the medical team looking after you 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.

Ahead of surgery, take a few simple steps: balance work and rest, get more sleep, steer clear of stress, anxiety and strong emotions, and cut back on physical activity.
Hormonal birth control pills must be discontinued a month or more before surgery
Before the operation, discontinue aspirin-containing drugs, steroids and hormonal therapy for chronic conditions
Complete your tests a week before the surgery
Swelling after surgery goes away after 3 weeks
Scars form in 3 weeks
No heavy exertion (lifting more than 3 kg)
No lifting arms above shoulder height — 3 weeks
Recovery after correction includes 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 fades after 3 months
Skip baths and saunas for up to three months and avoid physiotherapy
All inflammatory tissue changes settle within 3 months, and a “pocket” develops around the implant
Doctors

7 years of experience
Plastic surgeon
Completed a plastic surgery residency at the Petrovsky National Research Centre of Surgery. Specializes in aesthetic and reconstructive breast and body procedures.
At the consultation you talk to the surgeon who will operate
An experienced plastic surgeon devoted to patients' beauty and well-being
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We review your wishes at the consultation and model the planned result. The surgeon explains what the operation can do, so you understand exactly what we are aiming for.

The surgeon follows your recovery and the changes in breast shape for a year. Check-ups and dressings are already included in the price.

Shape, volume and correction method are chosen to match your anatomy and wishes. For augmentation, the implant size and profile are selected individually.

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

After the consultation the surgeon defines the extent of correction, and you get a clear price for the surgery — no surprises on the way to the result you want.

You begin your recovery in a comfortable ward under constant nursing supervision; the stay and meals are 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.
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.
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.
Whether breastfeeding remains possible after mammoplasty depends on the type of operation. With augmentation via an under-breast or armpit incision and the implant beneath the muscle, lactation is usually preserved, as the glandular tissue is spared. After a lift or reduction the risk is higher because ducts may be cut. Talk it through with your surgeon beforehand.
In choosing implants, the surgeon considers material (silicone looks most natural, saline is less common), shape (round or anatomical teardrop), surface (smooth or textured), size and profile, and selects the best option for your anatomy and wishes.
Under general anaesthesia the patient feels nothing during the operation. Some moderate discomfort can appear in the first 1–3 days and is controlled with painkillers. By day 5–7 pain lessens markedly, and discomfort ends by weeks 2–3. Tell your doctor right away if the pain is severe.
You may go back to work (with no physical exertion) after 7–14 days, take light walks after 1–2 weeks, and do fitness and swimming after 4–6 weeks. Strength training is allowed after 3 months, pool and sea after 4–6 weeks. Compression garments stay on for 4–6 weeks. Timing depends on your recovery.
There is no scientific proof linking mammoplasty to a higher breast cancer risk. Implants do not cause cancer. Continue regular screening after surgery, including self-exams, mammography and ultrasound, and always inform the examining doctor about your implants.
You can have mammoplasty after a C-section, though your body needs to recover completely first. Wait a minimum of 6–12 months after childbirth and the end of breastfeeding. Before surgery, a surgeon's consultation and examination are mandatory.
Mammoplasty does leave scars, but with a skilled surgeon they are minimal. Incisions are made in hidden areas — under the breast, around the areola or in the armpit. In the first months scars are reddish, but within 6–12 months they fade and become almost invisible.
Slight asymmetry early on, in the first weeks after surgery, is normal and is due to swelling and uneven healing. If the difference in shape or size persists after 3–6 months, get examined by your surgeon to identify the cause.
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.
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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Breast augmentation is a mammoplasty in which implants add volume and correct the shape of the breasts. For patients from Vienna, the surgeon helps choose the implant material, shape, surface, size and profile to match individual anatomy. Silicone implants give the most natural look, and both round and anatomical teardrop shapes are available. The procedure suits women who want fuller breasts or a better contour.
Recovery follows a clear timeline. Swelling subsides in about three weeks, scars form over the same period, and discomfort fades by three months. Compression garments are worn for 1–1.5 months, arms should not be raised above shoulder level for three weeks, and baths or saunas are off-limits for up to three months. Patients from Vienna get detailed care advice from the surgeon.
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 Vienna can apply through the site or a messenger.
Written by Dmitry S. Kuznetsov, plastic surgeon
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Well-known people who spoke openly about this operation, in their own words.
With 2,040,914 residents at the start of 2026, according to the city's own statistics, Vienna is not short of voices with opinions about mammoplasty. A written trail is the dependable way to sort them. Before dates come up, ask the clinic for its medical licence, the name of the company that delivers the care, a record of the plastic surgeon's training, and the wording of the paid-services contract. All of it can be inspected before any payment.
Next, confirm the person independently. The Austrian Medical Chamber publishes a doctor search organised by federal state, and a page on aesthetic operations lets you narrow that search by type of operation as well. Bring the surgeon's full name from the clinic and compare how the entry reads. A discrepancy proves nothing by itself, yet it is reason enough for one more written question.
Money needs the same clarity. The official Austrian health portal states that social health insurance does not pay for aesthetic operations without a medical indication, and it lists breast and nose operations among its examples. If you believe a medical indication applies to you, take it up with a physician and with your insurer, in writing, before anything is arranged.
None of this commits you. The first step is an online consultation with the plastic surgeon at no charge, and you can open it in WhatsApp or Telegram whenever you feel ready; coordinators reply at any hour.
Think about who will hold the paperwork once the operation is over. Ask for copies of everything you sign, in a form you can store, and keep them with the implant details agreed in the plan. If a question arises a year later, a folder with dates is a calmer starting point than recollection.
If you collect more than one opinion, make them comparable. Hand every surgeon an identical set of photographs and an identical note, then ask each for a written answer to the same five questions: what operation is proposed, which implant shape, who operates, who handles the check-ups, and what the arrangement includes. Replies that skip a question are informative in themselves.
The clinic states its inclusions in plain terms: the consultation with result modelling, work by an experienced 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. Put that list in your grid and ask every other clinic to fill the same rows.
Then test the person, not just the paper. You meet the operating surgeon at the consultation already, and that same surgeon then watches how your recovery and the shape of your breasts develop through the year. Ask other clinics whether the doctor you meet is the doctor in the operating room, and ask for it in writing.
Finally, separate what was signed from what was only said. A reassuring remark on a call carries no weight when the contract is silent. Mark every promise you care about with a tick if it appears in the document and a cross if it does not, then take the crosses back to the coordinator.
Two shapes are on offer. The round type has a symmetrical outline, spreads volume evenly and brings fullness to the top of the breast. The anatomical type is teardrop-shaped, sloping softly, and gives a natural contour. Which suits you depends on your anatomy and on the look you want, and the surgeon helps with shape and volume.
Take a pencil and one sheet of paper. In a sentence, write the look you are after, perhaps a fuller upper breast or a gentle slope, and below it list what you would call a miss. The surgeon cannot read your mind but can plan against a sentence that is clear. During the consultation the surgeon studies how your breasts are shaped and proportioned, listens to your wishes and proposes an option.
Ask for result modelling and ask what the model assumes about size and profile; these are chosen individually, so a model should state them. Have the material, the surface and the profile of the implant entered in the plan as well, so that no detail about the device rests on memory.
Several different operations sit under the name mammoplasty: adding volume with implants, reducing it, lifting with or without implants, taking implants out, rebuilding after mastectomy and revising earlier work. Say honestly where you start, since that decides which one belongs in the plan.
A final check on the shape question: ask the surgeon to describe, in your own words rather than technical ones, what you would see in the mirror at the 3 month and 6 month check-ups. A plain description gives you something to compare with your photographs later, and it reveals quickly whether you and the surgeon picture the same result.
Not every case calls for surgery. When a problem can be solved without it, the surgeon tells you during the consultation, and you avoid paying for nothing. Suitable reasons include too little breast volume, asymmetry, sagging, volume lost after pregnancy and breastfeeding, a change in shape after weight loss, and the need to correct previous surgery.
The reasons to hold off are listed as plainly: pregnancy and breastfeeding, acute infections, inflammation or damaged skin at the operating site, decompensated chronic disease, age under 18, uncorrected clotting disorders, uncontrolled diabetes, and a malignant breast tumour whose treatment is not complete. If one fits you, mention it at the start and ask what the surgeon suggests instead.
Preparation begins one to two months out with everyday habits: balance work and rest, sleep more, limit stress and strong emotions, and ease off physical activity. In the final one to two weeks, aspirin-containing drugs, steroids and hormonal medications for chronic conditions have to be stopped, and hormonal oral contraceptives earlier, on the surgeon's own schedule. Complete your tests a week before.
Send the surgeon a written list of every medicine you take, with names and doses, even those that seem harmless. A list prepared in advance beats an attempt to remember in the corridor.
The route is short. Your figure is assessed and a plan is agreed. A date is held with a deposit, paid by card at the clinic or online by bank transfer, under the contract. A full pre-operative check follows: blood tests, an ECG and any other examinations your doctor requests. Surgery runs under general anaesthesia with your condition watched from start to finish, and you stay afterwards in an inpatient ward until you are discharged.
Recovery has a pattern you can calendar. Swelling subsides within 3 weeks, and scars take shape in the same period. Keep your arms below shoulder level for 3 weeks. Compression garments stay on for 1–1.5 months. Nothing over 3 kg is lifted for up to 3 months, and baths and saunas wait for up to three months too. Around then the discomfort is gone and the implant has its pocket.
Your check-ups fall at 7 days, 3 months and 6 months, and for a year after the operation you can consult the surgeon without charge. Through the first 40 days, avoid hard gym sessions and lively aerobics; light cardio is allowed after a month. Ask to receive all of it in writing.
Keep a dated diary against these figures and send your coordinator a photograph whenever something looks unfamiliar. A picture sent early is easier to assess than a worry carried to the next appointment.
Plan the days around surgery for support rather than for activity. Arrange for someone to be with you at discharge, prepare comfortable clothing and keep the compression garment where you can reach it. Write down the questions you want answered before leaving the ward, and ask the nursing team to confirm the dates of your first check-up.
The Austrian Medical Chamber offers a doctor search by federal state, plus a page on aesthetic operations that narrows the search by operation.
The official health portal says it does not pay for aesthetic operations without a medical indication and names breast operations as an example. Ask your insurer about your own case.
The medical licence, the legal entity providing care, the surgeon's training record, and the contract wording.
Photographs, a few lines on what you want to change, and a list of your medicines and conditions. The coordinator forwards everything to the surgeon.
Aspirin-containing drugs, steroids, hormonal medications for chronic conditions and hormonal oral contraceptives; list them all, with doses, in your first message.
One day in the inpatient ward, under medical supervision until discharge.
Yes. At the consultation you talk to the surgeon who will operate.