Kapselvergrößerung

Kapselvergrößerung refers to a surgical procedure aimed at increasing the size of the breasts. This is most commonly achieved through the implantation of medical-grade silicone or saline-filled prostheses. The implants are typically placed either above or below the pectoral muscle, depending on the desired aesthetic outcome and the patient's anatomy. The surgery is generally performed under general anesthesia and involves a small incision, the location of which can vary. Recovery time varies among individuals, with most patients experiencing initial discomfort and swelling that gradually subsides over several weeks.

The decision to undergo a Kapselvergrößerung is a personal one, and prospective patients are encouraged to consult with a qualified plastic surgeon to discuss their goals, expectations, and potential risks. Factors such as implant type, size, and placement are carefully considered during the consultation process. While Kapselvergrößerung can enhance breast volume and improve body contour, it is important to understand that implants are not lifetime devices and may require replacement over time. Potential complications, though uncommon, can include infection, capsular contracture, or changes in nipple sensation. A thorough understanding of the procedure and its implications is crucial before proceeding.