Breast augmentation can be achieved through two main methods: fat transfer or breast implants. Within these methods, several variations cater to different aesthetic preferences and needs.

Saline Implants: These implants are filled with sterile saline solution. They are considered safe because if the implant ruptures, the saline is harmless and absorbed by the body. However, they tend to feel less natural compared to other options, which is why fewer surgeons use them.

Structured Saline Implants: These implants have an internal structure designed to mimic a more natural feel, combining the benefits of both saline and silicone implants. However, they are less commonly used due to certain disadvantages.

Silicone Implants: Made from silicone gel, these implants tend to feel more natural than saline implants. However, if a silicone implant ruptures, the gel can leak, which could potentially harm the body, making regular check-ups necessary.

Gummy Bear Implants: A type of silicone implant made from firmer silicone gel. Even if ruptured, these implants retain their shape. However, they require a longer incision during the procedure.

Smooth Breast Implants: These implants are the softest option and provide a more natural movement of the breasts compared to other types.

Micro/Nano Textured Implants: These implants are widely used today, offering a combination of natural feel and firm adhesion to breast tissue.

Textured Breast Implants: These implants are designed to encourage the formation of scar tissue around the implant, which helps them adhere to the breast tissue, providing a firmer feel.

Fat Transfer Breast Augmentation
In fat transfer breast augmentation, fat is harvested from areas like the belly, thighs, or back, and then injected into the breasts. This method is ideal for those who prefer not to have foreign materials in their body. It is becoming increasingly popular because it carries fewer risks and is often referred to as autologous breast augmentation. The advanced “Beauli Technique” is commonly used for this procedure to ensure precision and optimal results.