Breast surgery
Teardrop Breast Augmentation (Full HD Endoscopic)
Teardrop breast augmentation is a surgical procedure designed to enhance breast size while maintaining a natural, anatomical slope using teardrop-shaped implants. The use of Full HD endoscopic technology ensures high precision, less tissue damage, and a softer, more natural feel.
Who it suits
- Individuals looking for a breast shape that mimics natural anatomy (fuller at the bottom).
- Patients concerned about breast implants appearing too artificial or 'bolted-on'.
- Those who want to improve breast cleavage and closeness naturally.
Technique highlights
- Full HD Endoscopic Technology: Provides high-resolution visualization for precise pocket creation and minimal tissue trauma.
- Anatomic Shape: Focuses on creating a natural slope and volume that looks aesthetic from all angles.
- Reduced Bleeding: Precision tools lead to less blood loss, which can decrease the risk of post-operative complications.
Surgical steps
- The patient is placed under general anesthesia managed by a specialist.
- A small incision is made, and a Full HD endoscope is inserted to visualize the internal tissues.
- The breast pocket is precisely created to accommodate the teardrop implant while ensuring natural cleavage.
- The teardrop-shaped silicone implant is carefully positioned to ensure symmetry and proper orientation.
- The incisions are closed using fine suturing techniques to minimize scarring.
Recovery & aftercare
- 3-4 Days: Return to light daily routines; avoid heavy lifting.
- 5-7 Days: Follow-up appointment for stitch removal (if applicable) and wound checking.
- 1-2 Months: Gradual return to exercise; the breasts will begin to settle into a more natural position.
Risks & things to consider
- General surgical risks include bleeding, infection, and inflammation around the implant site.
- Capsular contracture may occur if the body reacts to the implant, requiring further treatment.
- Results and recovery periods vary based on individual physical health and tissue condition.
Frequently asked questions
How long is the recovery period before returning to daily life?
Most patients can return to light daily activities within 3-4 days after the procedure.
Will there be visible scarring?
The Full HD endoscopic technique allows for minimal incisions and precise placement, resulting in very discreet scarring.
Is the surgery performed under general anesthesia?
Yes, the procedure is performed under general anesthesia administered by an anesthesiologist for safety and comfort.
Cases in this area
Before & After gallery
Case photos show individual results. Outcomes vary with anatomy and aftercare.
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Adapted from ID Hospital official material · View source page