Breast Augmentation Surgery in Delhi

Breast augmentation (augmentation mammoplasty) at Sama Hospital, South Delhi enhances breast size and shape using implants or fat transfer, tailored to your body and goals for a natural, balanced result — performed by experienced plastic surgeons in a NABH-accredited hospital.

Breast augmentation (augmentation mammoplasty) is a surgical procedure that increases breast size and improves shape and symmetry, using either implants (silicone or saline) or the patient’s own fat. It can restore volume lost after pregnancy or weight loss, enhance naturally smaller breasts, or balance asymmetry, for a natural, proportionate result.

You may benefit if you would like to increase breast size, restore lost volume, improve symmetry, or reshape the breasts after pregnancy or weight loss. Ideal candidates are in good general health, non-smokers (or willing to stop), and have realistic expectations discussed at consultation.

Women come to Sama Hospital for breast augmentation for very different reasons, and there is no single “right” one. The most common are:

Proportion. Breasts that feel small relative to the hips and frame can make clothes fit poorly and the figure feel unbalanced. Augmentation is used to bring the upper and lower body into proportion rather than to reach any particular size.

Restoring volume after pregnancy, breastfeeding or weight loss. Breast tissue commonly loses volume and firmness after childbearing or significant weight change. Implants or fat transfer can restore fullness, and where there is also sagging, augmentation is combined with a breast lift.

Asymmetry. A degree of difference between the two breasts is normal, but a marked difference can make bras and clothing difficult and is a frequent reason for surgery. Different implant sizes or placement on each side can be used to improve symmetry, though a perfect match is not a realistic goal.

Reconstruction and congenital differences. Augmentation is also used to reconstruct the breast after mastectomy, and to correct developmental conditions such as tuberous breast deformity or Poland syndrome.

Confidence. Breast augmentation consistently reports among the highest patient-satisfaction rates of any aesthetic procedure. That said, surgery addresses a physical concern — it is not a treatment for low self-esteem or for pressure from a partner, and our surgeons will say so during consultation.

We would rather you decide with the full picture. Honest points our surgeons make in every consultation:

Implants are not lifetime devices. Most modern silicone and saline implants last well beyond ten to fifteen years, but a proportion of patients will need a revision or replacement at some stage. Plan for the possibility of further surgery in the future.

Recovery takes real time. Most patients return to desk-based work in one to two weeks and to full exercise at around six weeks. You will be sore, and you will need help at home in the first few days.

Scars are permanent, though they fade. They are placed where they are most easily concealed — in the breast crease, around the areolar border, or in the armpit — but they do not disappear entirely.

It is elective surgery with real risks. Bleeding, infection, capsular contracture, changes in nipple sensation and implant rupture are all recognised complications. They are uncommon in experienced hands and in an accredited operating theatre, but they are not zero, and no surgeon can promise otherwise.

If, after that conversation, the procedure is right for you, you will be well prepared for it. If it is not, we will tell you that too.

• Implants – silicone or saline, in a range of shapes and sizes, for a defined increase in volume.
• Fat transfer – uses your own fat (harvested by liposuction) for a modest, natural enhancement.

Your surgeon recommends the best option for your body and goals.

Breast augmentation is performed under general anaesthesia and usually takes one to two hours. The implant is placed through a discreet incision (under the breast, around the areola, or in the armpit) and positioned above or below the chest muscle for the most natural result. Our modern theatres, anaesthesia team and 24×7 care ensure a safe, closely monitored procedure.

Most patients go home the same day or after an overnight stay and wear a supportive garment while healing. Light activity resumes within one to two weeks and full activity by four to six weeks. Results are long-lasting, giving fuller, better-proportioned breasts that look and feel natural.

Sama Hospital is a NABH-accredited, doctor-owned multispecialty hospital in South Delhi, serving patients since 1982. Our aesthetic and reconstructive surgery team combines clinical expertise with ethical, patient-first care and transparent pricing, supported by modern facilities and 24×7 emergency care.

Both are safe and widely used. Silicone implants feel more natural, while saline implants can be placed through a smaller incision. Your surgeon advises the best choice for your anatomy and goals.

Yes. Implant type, size and placement are all chosen to suit your frame, so the result looks and feels natural.

Incisions are placed discreetly (under the breast, around the areola, or in the armpit) and fade significantly over time.

Modern breast implants are safe and well-regulated. At Sama Hospital the procedure is performed in an accredited hospital with full anaesthesia monitoring and 24×7 critical-care backup.

Implants last many years but are not always lifetime devices and may eventually need replacement. Your surgeon will discuss long-term care.

Most women can still breastfeed after augmentation, though it cannot be guaranteed. Discuss your plans with the surgeon beforehand.

Cost depends on the implant type and technique. Sama Hospital offers transparent pricing and a personalised cost estimate at consultation.