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Breast Augmentation in Greenville, SC
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- Board-certified surgeon in Greenville since 1990
- Only practice within 50 miles with 3D imaging
- Average cost $5,800 to $6,800
- Nationally accredited on-site surgical center
Why Choose Us
for Breast Augmentation
Breast augmentation here starts with detailed planning. Patients from Greenville, Spartanburg, and Asheville see both a nurse and Dr. Sutton Graham at every stage of care.
Saline Implants Only
We place saline implants and have not used silicone gel implants in a long time. If a saline implant leaks, your body absorbs the sterile saltwater. Gel stays in place and only an MRI can detect it.
Try Your Size First
At your pre-consult, 3D imaging shows how implants would look on you. You try on breast sizers, talk through your ideal bra size, and browse before and after photos while you decide on a size.
Safety & Privacy
Breast augmentation is performed in our nationally accredited on-site surgical center. This modern space offers privacy and advanced technology for the utmost safety and precision.
The Cost of Breast Augmentation
Price
The cost of breast augmentation is different for each person. On average, it costs anywhere from $5,800-6,800 to undergo the procedure with our plastic surgeon in Greenville, SC.
Payment Options
We accept financing, which offers patients affordable monthly payment plans. We also accept cash and credit cards.
Our Board-Certified
Plastic Surgeon
Here's why patients in Asheville, Spartanburg, and beyond turn to our plastic surgeon in Greenville, SC, and his team for breast augmentation:
Dr. Graham completed a two-year certification process with the American Board of Plastic Surgery.
He holds active staff privileges and surgical credentials with Prisma Hospital System and Bon Secours St. Francis.
He provides treatment in our independent office and on-site surgical facilities, offering patients a relaxed, private setting.
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The Benefits of Breast Augmentation
Improve Shape and Size
Breast implants can give you fuller breasts with improved projection and shape. Our plastic surgeon can provide enhancements that complement your curves for a beautiful and comprehensive result.
Create Symmetry
If your breasts are different in size or shape, breast augmentation can give your bust attractive symmetry.
Increased Self-Confidence
Breast augmentation can make you feel more secure and confident about your appearance.
Why We Use Saline
Implants Exclusively
Our commitment to safety is shown through our actions. We do not use breast implants that contain silicone gel. We place saline breast implants, which have a stronger safety profile than silicone implants.
Saline implants consist of a silicone shell filled with sterile saltwater. In the event of a leak, the saline is naturally absorbed by the body.
In contrast, when silicone implants rupture, the silicone gel stays in place and can potentially cause pain or hardening of the breast tissue over time. The only way to know if the implant has ruptured is for the patient to undergo an MRI.
While implants containing silicone gel are known for natural-looking and natural-feeling results, it's important to understand that Dr. Graham excels at providing results with saline implants that look absolutely real, as well. By placing the implant below the pectoral muscle, your breast tissue is moved forward for increased bust size and a natural appearance.
Breast Implant Revision Options
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Some patients come to us years after an augmentation done somewhere else. Dr. Graham replaces saline implants, removes gel implants and leaked gel, treats hardened scar tissue around an implant, and repositions implants below the muscle. Revision surgery is also an option if a capsular contracture develops after your own procedure.
What to Expect During Breast Augmentation
Your procedure takes about one hour at our Greenville, SC, surgery center.
FAQ After Receiving Breast Implants
How Can I Manage Pain?
Our surgeon uses special techniques during surgery to minimize post-operative discomfort and speed your recovery. Medication will help manage any post-operative pain. As you recover, you will be able to taper off prescription pain medications and use Tylenol.
When Can I Start Moving Around?
You should have full range of motion in your arms and shoulders right away, and you will be able to walk around the first day after surgery. However, you'll need to avoid strenuous activity for several weeks.
When Can I Return to Normal Activities?
You can drive a car within days of your breast augmentation surgery and return to light work in about one week. Exercise should be avoided for about 3 weeks, and modified until 3 months, or until you are cleared by our surgeon.
What Type of Bra Should I Wear?
We’ll give you a soft bra to wear for a few weeks after surgery as your breast implants settle and your incisions heal. Avoid wearing a bra with an underwire for a couple of months.
Will I Have Follow-Up Appointments?
Several follow-up office visits with your surgeon are typical after receiving breast implants, and we’ll be happy to see you for extra appointments if you have questions.
How Long Will My Results Last?
Breast implants may need to be replaced over time. Results are long lasting, but breasts may change with age and gravity. In most cases, results last at least 10 years.
Are There Any Risks?
Rupture is always a risk when it comes to implants. If your saline implant ruptures, it will quickly become apparent as the saline is harmlessly absorbed by the body (as opposed to silicone gel, which stays in place and is difficult to remove). Capsular contracture is another risk that happens in about one in six cases. Scar tissue always develops around implants, but in some cases, it can tighten and squeeze the implant, dramatically distorting its shape. This is called capsular contracture, and it can be corrected with revision surgery. If you notice any changes at all in the appearance of your breasts after breast augmentation, get in touch with Dr. Graham right away to determine if you are experiencing capsular contracture or other conditions.
