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Check up and recovery after Breast Augmentation?

I am Asian ethnic living in North Jersey area. I want to have breast enlargement under the muscle? How much does it cost? How long can I return to work? Where should I get check up?

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A: Cost and Recovery for Breast Augmentation in Atlanta

Vincent N. Zubowicz, MD

Breast Augmentation pricing will vary all over the country. At our  Atlanta facility using silicone gel implants, doctor fee, facility fee, anesthesia fee and all of your follow up visits the total is $4,465.00. If using saline (salt water) implants the cost is $3,765.00.  The only... more

A: Cost, recovery, and follow-up for breast augmentation or enlargement with implants

Otto Joseph Placik, MD

In general the fees will vary anywhere from 5-10,000 for a straightforward procedure. Recovery will vary termendously with most being able to return to a non-strenous (physical) job within 5 days. However, this can with some returning to work the next day and others taking 3-6 weeks off of work. Strenuous... more

A: Breast augmentaton cost.

George J. Beraka, MD

Hi! 1)  In our Manhattan practice, breast augmentation costs about $10,000. 2)  If you have a desk job, many women go back to work in 2 or 3 days.  One week maximum.  With gentle surgery, there is very little pain. 3)  You may find the breast augmentation page on my web site helpful.

A: Breast augmentation costs and follow-up

Jeffrey E. Schreiber, MD

Breast augmentation in my Baltimore office typically runs about $6,500.  This includes the professional fees, the cost of the implants, anesthesia, and facility fees.  Recovery after a breast augmentation is pretty easy, with return to work in about a week and two weeks for exercise (under or over... more

A: Breast Augmentation Fees, Recovery

Bahram Ghaderi, MD

As you can see the fees do vary among different areas of the country and also amongst different surgeons. The fees include the surgeon, facility, anaesthesia, and implant. Saline implants cost less than silicone gel. Our fees are about $6000 with saline and about $7500 with silicone gel. That includes all the... more

A: Breast Augmentation

David Shafer, MD

 The fees that go into breast augmentation are derived from the surgical fee, the implant fee, the hospital fee and the anesthesia fee.  Except for the implant fee, all of these charges vary greatly around the country and between surgeons.  In the NYC area, you may expect to pay higher surgical... more

A: Come on in

William B. Rosenblatt, MD

Come and see a board certified plastic surgeon who does a lot of implants. Check out my web site if you want to see some examples. In the New York/New Jersey region implant surgery including the surgical fee, or fee, anestheisa fee and cost of implants is between $9000 and $10,000. That fee of 3800 is... more

A: Breast Augmentation

Glenn Vallecillos, MD

Dianasw, Thanks for the question. According to the 2007 American Society of Plastic Surgery statistical data, the surgeon's fee for a breast augmentation averages around $3,816 nationally. This fee is derived from several factors including expertise of the surgeon and the geographical location. There are... more

liezle14
530 posts
2 Sep 2009

Hello Dianasw! You might want to visit the Breast Implants cost page where real Breast Augmentation patients post the price of their surgeries.

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