Silicone Brands at Janasia Plastic Surgery
The silicone used at Janasia Plastic Surgery is cohesive gel silicone. This type of silicone is squeeze-resistant, preventing leaks, and is highly flexible. The selected silicone meets safety standards and has been approved by both the U.S. FDA and Thailand’s FDA, ensuring high quality and safety.
Motiva
Motiva features a smooth Nano texture and is currently the most popular breast augmentation silicone. It reduces the risk of capsular contracture and comes with a 10-year warranty against such complications (Grade 3). The shell consists of six layers, compared to other brands that typically have three layers. It offers excellent elasticity and durability, with a soft, natural feel that mimics real breasts.
Mentor
Mentor is a high-quality textured silicone that has been popular for over 20 years. It has continuously evolved and meets the standards set by the U.S. FDA. Mentor has been developed to enhance safety, particularly concerning ruptures and leaks, with a thicker surface compared to Natrelle silicone. Mentor Sebbin is a medical-grade silicone from France that is certified by the French National Agency for the Safety of Medicines and Health Products. The manufacturing facility adheres to ISO 9001 and 13485 standards. Sebbin silicone is soft to the touch and is priced lower than other silicone options.
Sebbin
Sebbin is a medical-grade silicone from France that is certified by the French National Agency for the Safety of Medicines and Health Products. The manufacturing facility adheres to ISO 9001 and 13485 standards. Sebbin silicone is soft to the touch and is priced lower than other silicone options.
Euro
Euro is another silicone brand from France that meets certification standards, providing an additional option for those interested in silicone from France.
Breast Augmentation Surgical Methods
1. Transaxillary Incision (Underarm Incision)
The advantage of the underarm incision is that it effectively hides the scar, which will eventually become a small, natural line in the armpit area. This method is suitable only for round implants. However, a downside is that patients may take longer to recover compared to the inframammary incision method.
2. Inframammary Incision (Under-breast Incision)
This method is very popular because the scar is hidden under the breast, typically measuring about 3-4 centimeters in length.
Steps of Breast Augmentation Surgery
1. Anesthesia will be administered to reduce pain and facilitate the surgery.
2. The surgeon will make an incision in the underarm or beneath the breast, as agreed upon with the patient, with an incision length of about 3-4 centimeters.
3. The surgeon will carefully separate the breast tissue and the pectoral muscle to create a space large enough to insert the implant.
4. The implant will be gradually inserted until it is properly shaped, and then the incision will be closed with stitches.
5. The sutures used will be dissolvable, and the entire surgery takes approximately 1-2 hours.
Post-Operative Care
1. After surgery, patients may experience soreness in the breasts and armpits for about 3-7 days, gradually improving thereafter.
2. Patients will be prescribed pain relievers, anti-inflammatories, and anti-swelling medication, which should be taken as directed by the doctor to prevent inflammation and infection.
3. A follow-up appointment will be scheduled 7 days after surgery to remove the bandage, check the incision, and evaluate the breast shape.
4. The doctor will teach patients how to perform breast massages and recommend starting these massages 2 weeks after surgery.
5. Light activities can be resumed during the first week post-surgery, while normal work and exercise can be resumed fully after 2 months.
6. The sutures used are dissolvable and do not require removal (they will dissolve within approximately 2 weeks to 1 month).
7. If the surgery was performed via the underarm, patients may use roll-on or spray deodorants after 1 month post-surgery.
8. If there is tightness or a lump-like sensation under the armpit or arm, patients can press and massage the tight area with their thumb to help relieve tension, applying pressure for a count of 1-10 before releasing. Regularly doing this will help dissolve any scar tissue and restore normal arm movement.
**After surgery, if patients experience numbness, there is no need to panic; this can occur in some individuals due to bruising of the muscles and skin from the surgery. This sensation is normal and will typically resolve within about 3-6 months. Sharp or tingling pain is also a common occurrence**