Dr. Yager Breast Augmentation Prices

Natural “feeling” breast implants

Breast implants can feel and look natural. But the final look and feel will depend on many things including how much breast tissue you have and what size implant you choose.

Obviously, the more breast tissue you have before surgery, the less likely you will be able to feel an implant (because there is more tissue to camouflage the implant).

Conversely, if you choose a very large implant, it will be more visible (and look more “fake”). To answer your other question, you can combine fat transfer with breast augmentation. However, the American Society of Plastic Surgeons has urged caution with the use of fat injections to the breast.

These concerns are primarily related to imaging the breast for breast cancer after surgery and the potential risk of developing breast cancer.

I would encourage you to discuss your goals for breast augmentation with a board certified plastic surgeon.

He or she can also explain to you the risks of fat transfer to the breast and concerns related to breast cancer under these circumstances.

Post-pregnancy breast changes

The changes which a woman’s body undergo after pregnancy and lactation are complex. Like you, many mothers suffer from a decline in their self-esteem as they try to juggle looking after children, running a household, taking care of their spouse, occasionally working outside of the home and feeling like a “domestic diva”.

Our historical era requires that we can do it all, effortlessly and this is a myth which can make us feel inadequate. It is tempting to schedule cosmetic breast surgery, however this “quick fix”, while you are still breast feeding may backfire for a variety of reasons.
While breastfeeding, your breasts and body are still subject to hormonal influences. After you stop lactating, the volume may shrink further. Some women get mastitis (infection around the nipples) and it would be disastrous to operate under such circumstances.

By waiting, you allow your body to stabilize and ensure the best conditions. I usually request women to wait 3-6 months after they have chosen to stop breast feeding. Some of my obstetric colleagues have recommended applying cool cabbage leaves to the breasts, to assist with “drying up” of milk, however please consult your OB for their individual recs.

Are my breast able to have implants without a lift ?

Unfortunately, there are no shortcuts to good results. Your photos show a breast with the nipple and the majority of the tissue below the fold. You will not get a good result without a lift.
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I am a board certified plastic surgeon and member of both The American Society of Plastic Surgeons, and the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. I am a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons as well.

I’ve been in private practice in Beverly Hills for 11 years specializing in breast and nose surgery. I have performed over 1500 transumbilical breast surgeries in this time and kept accurate records of outcomes and complications.

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The procedure as I performed it showed no difference in the rate of implant malposition, capsular contracture, hematoma, or infection compared to more traditional routes, with the exception of periareolar, which has a higher rate of capsular contracture! Implant manufacturers do warrantee their implants that have been placed transumbilically, and have for me without a problem for 11 years.

During this time, I have heard dire and negative feedback from many physicians, similar to what you’ve read from the other doctors responding to your question. The surgery has a steep learning curve and most doctors that tried it but not formally trained in it had problems.

Having said that, some points I’d like to make. Any revision surgery that you will need in the future will have to be performed by some other route, because little can be done via the belly button once the original implants have been placed, other than an elective romoval and replacement for larger or smaller implants.

Only saline implants can be placed transumbilically, so you could not opt for silicone gel implants and have TUBA too. Since 2006, silicone gel implants have been FDA approved, allowing me to give women the best possible implant.

Although I can’t place silicone gel implants through the belly button, I can easily place them through an armpit incision which heals inconspicuously. I tell all my prospective TUBA patients about silicone gel via the armpit, and they mostly pick silicone.
There are plenty of good options available to you, including the TUBA. If you choose it, be sure to go to someone that has done many! !.

Breast implants with a family history of breast cancer

Breast augmentation does lead to some changes in breast cancer surveillance. Surveillance is performed through both routine physical exams by both you and your doctor as well as with radiological examinations (mammograms, MRIs, Ultrasounds). Many women have told me that they can “feel” there breast tissue more reliably with implants.

However, because implants displace breast tissue, they do interfere with standard mammography. Most radiologists are adept with providing “implant displacement” views on mammography in order to visualize the breast tissue despite having implants. MRI is unaffected by implants and yields greater detail than mammography.
Breast implants themselves do not cause breast cancer. The bottom line is that breast augmentation with a family history of breast cancer is not contraindicated. Breast cancer occurs in 1 out of every 9 American women. If you have a strong family history, my recommendation is to go to a mammography facility that is comfortable imaging women with implants.

You can get this information from a breast surgeon in your area.

Can I avoid a breast lift with a large enough implant

There are no shortcuts to good results. There is no way you can get a good result without a full breast lift.

Deflated implants puncture a lung

I would agree with the physicians below. Deflated implants cannot puncture a lung as it would have to cross a layer of muscle, bone, cartilage, lining around your lung cavity to even get to your lungs.
If a deflation occurs, it is recommended to have them removed.

Appearance of saline implants.

How saline implants will look on top of the muscle will depend in large part on the amount of breast tissue you have. Generally I place saline implants under the muscle in most people, in order to get the best appearance.

However, I will be more likely to place silicone implants on top of the muscle in selected patients. This has to do with both the implant material and the breast itself. Saline implants tend to be a little firmer than silicone.

So, in order to have the implant not look too round, and unnatural, going under the muscle is of help. This is most noticeable in the upper aspect of the breast. Here the muscle tends to give better coverage and “hides” the implant better.

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However, if there is a good amount of breast tissue (B cup or so), and the implant is not too large, the shape may be OK if the implant is placed on top the muscle.

But only if there is enough tissue to cover it. But, because silicone implants are softer and more compliant, they can look quite well on top of the muscle without the need for as much tissue to cover them.

However, in women who are very small to start with, I will place the silicone implants under the muscle as well. The advantages of going on top of the muscle are that the recovery is easier, and there will be no change in the shape of the breast with contraction of the muscle.
However, rippling, which is primarily seen with saline implants, can occur more frequently.

Bottom line is that you can have saline implants on top of the muscle, but one must be more careful in whom this is done.

Augment in a thin patient

In thin, small breasted women, I always recommend sub muscular implants as you do not have enough breast tissue for implants above the muscle and would otherwise feel the implant edge.

Secondly. It is important to remember that there are limitations in how much to dissect the breast pocket, meaning that the implant size will have a outside limit.

That will produce larger breasts but ones which are in proportion to your stature. I believe that you would have an excellent result from augmentation. See an experienced, board certified plastic surgeon who can devote sufficient time to discussing all the elements of the procedure and implant options with you.

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Breast implants

A small implant such as a 225 cc implant in a petite woman should be very natural looking. It may seem to large in the beginning but would not be overly large.

Above or Below the Muscle? They Both Work. Know the Differences.

Most implants can succeed beautifully above or below the muscle. The capsular contracture rate is 3 times higher above the muscle. The capsular contracture rate can be decreased in sub glandular implants by using textured implants.

If not released properly, Submuscular implants can have annoying muscle motion. Sub glandular implants have less tissue coverage and can be more palpable and can show more wrinkles. Shaped, textured implants wrinkle less than round.

Bottom line, – everything works well with good coverage below the muscle. If you want to go above the muscle, I suggest textured shaped implants.

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Brazilian Butt Lift Prices

2010:

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2012:

  • $11000 – Dr Yager – New York, NY – Rating 3/5 – 2012;

2013:

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2014:

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2015:

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2016:

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2017:

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Breast Augmentation Prices

2011:

  • $6700 – Dr. Jeffrey Yager – New York, NY – Rating 5/5 – 2011;
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2012:

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2013:

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2014:
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2016:
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2020:

  • $7500 – Rating 1/5 – 2020;

2021:

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Breast Implant Removal Prices

2016:

  1. $8000 – Dr Jeffrey S. Yager – New York, NY – Rating 5/5 – 2016;

Breast Implant Revision Prices

2014:

  1. $8500 – New York, NY – Rating 5/5 – 2014;

Breast Implants Prices

2012:

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Breast Lift Prices

2013:

  1. $5000 – Dr. Jeffrey Yager – New York City, NY – Rating 3/5 – 2013;
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Breast Lift with Implants Prices

2013:

  1. $7500 – Dr. Yager – New York, NY – Rating 5/5 – 2013;

2014:

  • $7750 – Dr. Yager – Yager Estética – Rating 4/5 – 2014;

2016:

  • $8500 – New York, NY – Rating 4/5 – 2016;
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2018:

  • $8000 – Jeffrey S. Yager, MD – Rating 1/5 – 2018;

Breast Reduction Prices

2011:

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2014:

  • $7000 – Dr. Jeffrey Yager – New York, NY – Rating 5/5 – 2014;

Chin Implant Prices

2017:
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Facelift Prices

2021:

  • $10000 – Rating 5/5 – 2021;

Liposculpture Prices

2014:

  • $5200 – New York, NY – Rating 5/5 – 2014;

2015:

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2019:

  1. $17 – Rating 2/5 – 2019;

Liposuction Prices

2013:

  • $7000 – Dr Yager – New York, NY – Rating 5/5 – 2013;
2014:
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2017:
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2019:

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Mommy Makeover Prices

2011:

  • $17200 – Dr. Jeffrey Yager – New York, NY – Rating 5/5 – 2011;

2012:

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2014:

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Natrelle Breast Implants Prices

2020:
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Rhinoplasty Prices

2013:

  • $5500 – Jeffrey S. Yager, MD – New York, NY – Rating 2/5 – 2013;

Tummy Tuck Prices

2009:

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2011:

  • $10000 – Dr. Yager – New York, NY – Rating 5/5 – 2011;
2012:
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2013:
  • $7000 – Dr. Yager – New York, NY – Rating 5/5 – 2013;
  • $7500 – Dr. Yager – Manhattan, NY – Rating 5/5 – 2013;
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2014:
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2015:

  1. $13600 – Dr. Jeffrey Yager – New York, NY – Rating 5/5 – 2015;
  2. $16500 – New York, NY – Rating 1/5 – 2015;
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2016:
  1. $8000 – Dr Yager – New York, NY – Rating 5/5 – 2016;
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2018:
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2019:

  • $13000 – Rating 1/5 – 2019;
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