As with many things, breast implant (or augmentation) pricing varies significantly from region to region. I have seen prices anywhere from 4,000 to 15,000 and everything in between. In general, as the cost of living in a region increases, so does the cost of a service. This is seen with elective surgery as well. To answer your question for my practice, the cost of augmentation is typically in the 4,000-5,000 range when you consider all costs (implants, surgeon fee, anesthesiologist, facility, postop medications and garments, etc.). I would like to stress that while cost is certainly relevant, I believe taking the time to select the best surgeon for you is far more important. I do not think saving a few dollars is worth a bad experience and a bad result. For this reason, please be sure you do your homework and take your time to choose someone you are very comfortable with and confident in. You want to make sure your surgeon takes the time to listen to your goals and properly assess your anatomy. They should then be able to clearly explain their plan and clearly demonstrate your expected results. You should also have all questions answered and feel that you played a very important role in choosing your plan. Also, make sure to choose a board certified Plastic Surgeon that operates in an acccredited facility. They should also have local hospital privileges to perform the exact same procedure they are planning to perform on you. (This would allow them to admit you to a local hospital to address a complication if necessary. You do not want another surgeon to have to take care of you ). Best of luck Dr. Jones