Breast Augmentation

Breast augmentation is one of the most popular and well-known types of cosmetic surgery available. Breast augmentation is a highly customizable aesthetic surgery that enhances the appearance of your breast. This may be increasing size, altering shape, correcting asymmetry issues, or using implants. Most breast augmentation surgeries use different types of breast implants to achieve the desired

Breast augmentation creates large, full, shapely breasts. It not only boosts the size, but also enhances the overall appearance of the breasts. Hundreds of thousands of women undergo this procedure in the U.S. every year! You may be really excited about the prospect of finally getting this procedure that you’ve been considering for some time,

If you are considering a breast augmentation procedure, you are probably wondering the best way to prepare for the surgery. Thankfully, there are some things you can do ahead of time to ensure an easier recovery. Here are some tips to help you prepare for your breast augmentation recovery. Ask Someone to Drive You Home

While petite women can certainly be good candidates for breast augmentation, it’s important they carefully consider their breast implant options. A smaller frame means that your implant size, profile and shape can all affect your ability to achieve natural, proportionate results. Regardless of their stature, all of Dr. Kleto’s patients have slightly different body compositions.

Tubular or tuberous breasts are a congenital abnormality caused by a narrow breast base that constricts breast tissue development during puberty. Instead of growing into a round, natural breast shape, tubular breasts grow in a more elongated, oval shape. Breast augmentation is a permanent solution to tubular breasts that reshapes and resizes your chest for

Breast augmentation is one of the most popular procedures performed by Dr. Kleto, and it can have a dramatic impact on your appearance. However, it’s important to have realistic expectations for what can and can’t be accomplished prior to moving forward with your procedure. In the infographic below, we explain how breast augmentation can help