Transumbilical Vs Conventional Breast Augmentation

I am unsure of what you mean by conventional breast augmentation. Do you mean incisions placed in the inframmary, periareolar and transaxillary position vs transumbilical approach? Transumbilical breast augmentation is not popular because it makes placement of the implants more difficult. Only saline implants may be used as well since the path to the breasts has to be small, allowing only for an implant shell.

Hi there-
Placement of breast implants via an incision around your belly button, in the TUBA technique is, in my opinion, a poorly conceived operation you would be better off avoiding.
To understand why, it's best to get a firm perspective.... I think it would be safe to assume that your interest in breast augmentation is the result of your desire for a breast shape and size that is as beautiful as possible, yes?
The reality is that attempting to place implants through a peripheral location like your belly button causes a significant compromise in the possible outcome of your breast surgery- it's simply not possible to perform delicate maneuvers for the manipulation of breast shape when trying to do so from far away by feel, rather than under direct vision in proximity to the area.
If you were going to do something delicate, wouldn't you want to be able to see what you were doing clearly and be close to what you were doing??
I do a great many breast enhancement procedures a year, but wouldn't do this operation again for anything-
Remember- the goal is to have beautiful breasts, NOT to be able to say you had implants placed through your belly button.