Silicone implants, silicone breasts: Plastic Surgery Royal✓

The price includes: surgery, all laboratory analyzes and one night's stay in the clinic. There are no additional or hidden costs.

Laboratory analyses, internal examination and EKG are performed at our clinic, a few hours before the surgery itself.

We install American Mentor implants, which are considered the best and highest quality implants in the world. Patients have a lifetime guarantee on them under normal living conditions and environment. The guarantee does not apply to physical injuries due to the use of force (for example fights, accidents with friends, falls, sports injuries and all other activities where there is a risk of injury).

Patients are operated on by one of our surgeons who have performed several thousand breast operations. Most of our surgeons are university professors. We can only tell you the exact name and surname of the surgeon who would operate on you once the appointment has been agreed upon and booked.

The operation usually lasts from 1 to 3 hours, depending on the complexity and type of operation.

The results of breast surgery are long-lasting. Over the years, the shape and size of the breasts can change due to aging, weight changes or pregnancy. The American company Mentor, whose implants we use, offers a lifetime warranty on them, but in some cases, after 10+ years, replacement of the implant or additional intervention may be required.

Most patients can return to light activities after a few days, while full recovery is expected within a few weeks. During this period, patients should avoid strenuous physical activity and wear specialized support vests (bras) provided at the clinic.

We use resorbable (biodegradable) surgical sutures during the operation, which do not need to be removed, but they themselves degrade over time. In our clinic, the highest quality resorbable PDS thread (Polydioxanone) is used. This synthetic monofilament thread is biocompatible, slowly resorbable type. PDS thread completely degrades after a few months. The mesonites in the PDS thread stimulate tissue reparation and regeneration processes, and also provide mechanical support, tissue suspension. This type of thread helps the regeneration and repair of the operated tissue. After the operation and one night spent in the clinic, you are free to return home. We can also perform the control over the phone, and the surgical sutures we use during the operation do not come off.

After breast surgery, you must not drink alcoholic beverages or drive a car. That's why you need to organize your own transportation home after the operation to avoid additional difficulties. Cyclobenzaprine is one of the medications we recommend to reduce pain after surgery. This drug relaxes muscles and reduces pain, but must be used carefully as it can cause additional sedation. It is recommended that a painkiller be used for pain caused after surgery, and a relaxant be used as needed in case of pain in the shoulders, neck, spine, etc. When it comes to antibiotics, the surgeon operating on the patient will prescribe a penicillin-based medicine if necessary, unless you are allergic. Antibiotics are administered five to ten days after surgery and protect you from additional infections, i.e. inflammation of the wound and surrounding tissue. After breast surgery, the patient should move. This refers primarily to evening walks, climbing stairs, standing and sitting. Movement reduces the possibility of thrombus formation. However, heavy lifting, active exercise, running, cycling, etc. are not allowed for the first three weeks after surgery. Nausea and vomiting may occur.

There are two main types of implants: silicone gel and saline (saline) prostheses. Silicone implants are filled with a gel that gives a more natural feel, while saline implants are filled with sterile saline and are usually less expensive. The choice depends on the desired results and the recommendation of the surgeon.

After the operation, the patient is obliged to wear a bandage that presses the chest or a special compression vest (bra) for the necessary support during recovery, which you get free of charge from us. The chief surgeon who operated on the patient prescribes how long the bandages and vest are worn. The bandages are usually removed a few days after the operation, while the compression vest is worn continuously for up to two weeks, and later occasionally as recommended by the surgeon.

The procedure usually lasts between 1 and 2 hours, depending on the complexity of the procedure and the chosen technique. It is most often performed under general anesthesia.

Recovery takes several weeks. For the first few days, patients are advised to rest, while a return to lighter activities is expected after 1-2 weeks. Wearing a special bra during the recovery period helps stabilize the breast and reduce swelling.

Yes, with the right shape, size and position of the implant, the results can look very natural. The key is to work with an experienced surgeon to help you achieve a look that suits your figure and desires.

Silicone implants are long-lasting, but not permanent for life. They usually last 10-20 years, but may require replacements or additional interventions due to natural tissue aging or possible complications such as rupture or capsular contracture.

Most patients can breastfeed after implant placement, especially if the incision is made under the breast or under the armpit. However, individual differences are possible, so it is important to discuss this issue with your surgeon.

Yes, silicone implants are approved by health regulatory bodies and have passed rigorous safety tests. Modern implants are designed to be durable and safe, but it is important to have them regularly checked by a doctor.

No, there are different shapes, sizes, textures and materials of implants. Your surgeon will help you choose the ones that best suit your aesthetic goals and body type.

The most common options are an incision under the breast (inframammary), around the areola (periareolar) or in the armpit (transaxillary). The choice depends on the wishes of the patient and the recommendations of the surgeon.

Mild to moderate pain is expected in the first few days after surgery. The surgeon will prescribe analgesics to ease the recovery period.

Yes, it is possible to replace the implants if you want a different look or if replacement is necessary for medical reasons.

Your surgeon will advise you based on your body structure, preferences and proportions to ensure you get the desired and natural result.

Implants can make the examination somewhat difficult, but experienced radiologists use special techniques to ensure accurate mammography results.

Yes, capsular contracture (the formation of thickened tissue around the implant) is a potential complication, but it can be treated if it occurs. The surgeon will inform you about risk reduction measures.

Most patients can return to light activities after 2 weeks, but more intense exercises and heavy lifting should be postponed for several weeks.

It depends on the thickness of your tissue and the size of the implant. In most cases, well-chosen implants and experienced surgery minimize the risk of visibility or palpability.

The operation usually lasts from 1 to 3 hours, depending on the complexity and type of operation.

Yes, a special bra is worn, and it is recommended to avoid sleeping on your stomach and strenuous activity during recovery.

The incision is usually hidden, so it is practically invisible.

For many women, breast augmentation can improve self-confidence and a sense of satisfaction with their own appearance.

Yes, it is possible to perform a revision surgery and reduce the size of the implants or remove the implants completely.

Yes, it is often combined with a breast lift, liposuction, or other plastic surgery procedures to achieve optimal results.