Breast implant surgery does not alter your ability to breastfeed. However, breast reduction and lift procedures may reduce the potential for breastfeeding as they affect more of the breast tissue.

No, they do not need to be routinely replaced. If there are problems with the implants, these are addressed if they occur.

The procedure should only be necessary once. However, if you gain a significant amount of weight or have large hormone increases, your breasts may increase in size.

Yes. After three months, the retained fat volume is stable and permanent from that point on.

Generally, breast scars heal well. We provide patients with silicone gel to apply to scars after surgery. Occasionally, injection or laser treatment is used to reduce scarring.

There is no standardised bra sizing system, so it is impossible to determine your final bra cup size until after the swelling has settled. Usually, this is at the one month stage.

This can be helpful to communicate your preferences. However, we cannot accurately predict the result of your procedure.