Breast Augmentation in Princeton, NJ
Breast augmentation in Princeton, NJ at Princeton Rejuvenation Institute increases volume, improves symmetry and restores fullness using saline implants, silicone implants or natural fat transfer. Board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Jamie R. Wisser, MD, FACS tailors every plan to your anatomy and goals. See patient results and schedule your consultation or call 609-448-9055.
Expert Breast Augmentation in Princeton, NJ
Breast augmentation is one of our most requested cosmetic breast surgery options. Dr. Wisser, a board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon and Fellow of the American College of Surgeons, offers saline implants, silicone implants and fat transfer to patients from Princeton, East Windsor, Cranbury, Central New Jersey and New York.What Is Breast Augmentation?
It increases volume, improves symmetry and restores fullness lost after pregnancy, breastfeeding or weight changes. We focus on shape and proportion, not just size. Results vary by patient.What Types of Breast Implants Are Available?
- Standard saline: filled with sterile salt water.
- Cohesive gel silicone: a soft, cohesive gel for a natural feel.
- Form-stabilized "gummy bear": highly cohesive silicone that holds its shape, does not require routine exchange and is designed to reduce rupture risk.
Fat Transfer Breast Augmentation in Princeton, NJ
Fat is harvested with liposuction, typically from the abdomen or thighs, purified and transferred to the breasts. It typically adds about one cup size, with no risk of rejection or allergic reaction. The BRAVA external expansion technique is available when tissue expansion is needed before grafting. Learn more about body fat grafting.Who Is a Good Candidate for Breast Augmentation?
Good candidates have fully developed breasts, good overall health and realistic expectations, and are non-smokers (or willing to quit). With significant sagging, augmentation may be combined with a mastopexy (breast lift).How Do I Prepare for and Recover From Breast Augmentation?
- Stop aspirin, ibuprofen and herbal supplements that increase bleeding risk.
- Stop smoking at least four weeks before and after surgery.
- Fill prescriptions, prepare a recovery space and arrange an adult to drive you home and help for 24 hours.
- Most implant patients return to light desk work within about one week; fat transfer recovery is typically faster and less uncomfortable.
- Wear a supportive surgical bra for several weeks; full exercise typically resumes at four to six weeks.
