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Breasts have long been considered the ultimate symbol of femininity. The word "breast" originally comes from "sinus", which designates a curve or a fold.

 

Breast size and shape ideals have varied through the ages. In the 1990s, the trend was for an androgynous appearance, but today the demand is more focused on a return to nature and the search for aesthetic perfection.

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Unfortunately, the breasts can be a source of complexes for many women, thus explaining the importance of cosmetic surgery in our specialty. The reasons can be many, ranging from insufficient development to empty breasts after breastfeeding or weight loss.

 

Women can also be confronted with sagging breasts, lack of shape or insufficient volume.

 

However, it is important to understand that breast augmentation is not just about increasing breast size. This intervention must be part of an overall analysis of the chest and the silhouette in order to obtain a harmonious result.