Breast Procedures in Bryn Mawr, Villanova, & Philadelphia

Breast augmentation enhances the size and shape of a woman’s breasts. Most breast augmentation procedures involve breast implants to make women’s breasts fuller and produces firmer and better-proportioned breasts. 

One of the most significant developments in breast surgery is Preservation Breast Augmentation — an approach that prioritizes the integrity of your natural breast tissue while still achieving the fuller, balanced shape you’ve been considering. 

For women who do not want breast implants but still want to improve the fullness of their breasts, breast fat grafting is a more suitable option. The fat is drawn from a donor area and transplanted into the breasts.

alloClae® uses donated structural adipose tissue to add targeted breast volume without liposuction. It may be considered for patients without enough suitable donor fat and can help improve breast symmetry, cleavage contours, or visible implant rippling.

This breast procedure addresses the issue of having deflated breasts or excess skin in the breast area. It lifts and repositions the areola to provide a more youthful appearance of the breasts. 

Having relatively large breasts can cause physical problems such as back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, breathing problems, and poor posture. Breast reduction addresses these issues, including patients who are unhappy with their large breast size.