How much is breast augmentation going to cost me in Boston, MA? (Photo)

Cost do vary according to surgeon, where it's done and the type of implant chosen.  My charge for silicone implants is $6,900 and for saline $6,300.  This includes everything except the costs of post operative prescriptions.  Research your doctor well to help assure yourself a good experience and result.

In general, the cost of a breast aug is between $6500 and $8000.   The determinants affecting price include implant type, implant position, and implant size. I wish you the very best of luck 

Costs of the breast augmentation procedure will certainly vary depending on your location. Things to factor in for the surgery standpoint will be the facility fee, anesthesia fee, surgeon fee, implant cost (saline vs. silicone), other fees (e.g., acellular dermal matrix cost), pain pump, surgical garment, any other breast procedure,  etc. Typically augmentation with saline implants will be ~$1000 less than with silicone implants and ~$1000 less than with gummy bear implants. Consultation with a plastic surgeon on the procedure along with quotes is advised, but a range of $4000-9000 is reasonable depending on the factors above. Hope these answers help!

thank you for your question. Based on your photos it appears you are a good candidate for breast augmentation. The price of surgery will vary based on surgeon experience, geographic location, type of implant, and where the surgery is performed. I would recommend you choose your surgeon based on the above and NOT on price alone. This site can give you an idea of the price range in Boston. Best of luck

Thanks for your question. The cost for a breast augmentation can vary from $6,000 to $9,000. The reason why prices vary is because there are four components to determining the fee:
The cost of the implant;The surgeon’s fee;The anesthesia fee; andThe hospital/facility feeThe surgeon’s fee can vary. I recommend speaking with board certified plastic surgeons who operate with board certified anesthesia teams in certified and accredited facilities. What’s more, you should only work with a plastic surgeon who uses FDA-approved breast implant devices.
It’s in your best interest to meet with two to three board certified plastic surgeons, as this can help you determine who best aligns with your aesthetics and personality. You can also include the office staff in your decision, as you want to work with professionals who make you feel comfortable and safe. Additionally, if you want the most natural results, you need to ensure that everyone is on the same page as you.
Ideally, your plastic surgeon should discuss several variables at the time of consultation, including implant shape and type, implant size, incision location, submuscular or subglandular location, natural/pre-operative symmetry, risk of capsular contracture, and your expected downtime.