How Much Does a Natural Breast Augmentation Cost?

It’s not unusual for patients to experience changes in
their breasts following pregnancy. In many cases patients develop breast sag,
asymmetry, and loss of breast volume. A variety of options exist for treating
decreased breast volume following pregnancy including saline implants, silicone
implants, and autologous fat grafting.

It’s important to wait at least 3 to 6 months after the
completion of lactation before proceeding with treatment. During this period of
time the breasts are undergoing significant changes.

The majority of patients will undergo breast augmentation with implants.
Autologous fat grafting can also be performed but this procedure is relatively
new and considered experimental. This procedure results in modest increases in
breast size. The majority of patients can expect a cup increase in breast size.
The cost of this procedure is highly variable and significantly more expensive
than breast augmentation with implants.

If you’re considering breast augmentation with
autologous fat, it’s important to consult a board certified plastic surgeon.
This surgeon should be able to determine if this approach is viable
for you. 

Many women like you find that they are unhappy with the changes in their breasts after pregnancy and breastfeeding. Some are able to recapture the look and shape of their pre-baby breasts with breast augmentation, while others require a combination of breast lift with augmentation to fully address all of their concerns. The results of breast augmentation with an implant can look totally natural and will last the rest of your life, though your breasts will continue to change as you age. Cost tends to vary depending on your location and the level of experience of your surgeon.