Breast Augmentation

Breast augmentation at Medical Institut enlarges and reshapes the breasts with silicone implants, performed under general anaesthesia by the clinic's plastic surgeons. Several implant brands and profiles are offered — including Mentor, Motiva round and Ergonomix, Polytech and lightweight B-lite — so size, shape and feel can be matched to your frame and goals. Where there is sagging, a lift (modelace) can be combined with augmentation in one operation. Implant choice drives the price, which is quoted transparently by brand. A consultation includes sizing and a discussion of incision and pocket placement.

Breast augmentation increases breast volume and improves shape using silicone implants placed through a discreet incision and positioned either under the breast tissue or beneath the chest muscle. At Medical Institut in Plzeň the operation is performed by the clinic's plastic surgeons under general anaesthesia, and the menu is built around implant choice: round Mentor or Motiva implants from 90,000 Kč, Motiva Ergonomix (a softer, more 'natural-drape' implant) at 105,000 Kč, Polytech at 97,000–115,000 Kč, and lightweight B-lite implants — roughly 30% lighter — from 121,000 Kč. When the breasts also sag, a lift (modelace) is added for about +15,000 Kč so position and volume are corrected together; full combinations reach up to 164,000 Kč. During surgery the surgeon creates a pocket, places the chosen implant and closes in layers; implant profile, projection and placement plane are selected to suit your chest width, skin and how natural or full a result you want. It suits women seeking more volume, restoring fullness lost after pregnancy or weight change, or correcting asymmetry. The consultation covers implant sizing (often with trial sizers), incision options and whether a lift is needed. Expect tightness and swelling for a few weeks, a supportive surgical bra, and a return to desk work within roughly one to two weeks; the implants settle into a softer, more natural position over two to three months. Heavy lifting and chest exercise are restricted early on. Implants are medical devices that may need future revision, and breast surgery can affect breastfeeding and mammography — these points, along with risks, are discussed beforehand. Results vary between individuals.