Our Cosmetic Surgery Procedures
At Vinings Surgery Center, we know that the breasts are an important aspect of our bodies. They affect the way that males and females alike feel while wearing clothing, and even how children are fed.
They can be responsible for back pain, and many males feel concerned when they present with overproduction of tissue. Depending on your body, health history, and desired outcome, our plastic surgeon adjusts your breast augmentation procedure to ensure that you have the best breast implant surgery experience.
We offer everything from breast implants to enhance the size and positioning of the breast to breast reduction procedures to reduce the size of larger breasts. Browse our procedures below to find the best solution for enhancing your natural beauty.
Breast Augmentation
Breast augmentation is a form of breast implant surgery that involves enhancing your breasts through implants or by transferring fat from another part of your body.
Breast Lift Procedures
Scientifically known as mastopexy, breast lifts involve a board certified surgeon removing any extraneous skin and amplifying the breast by changing the shape.
Breast Implant Removal
A breast implant removal is perfect if you’ve had breast implant surgery in the past, but are now wanting a change. Although breast implants can be removed completely, the initial breast implants are typically removed and replaced through another breast augmentation surgery.
Breast Reduction
Designed for women, breast reduction procedures are performed for those who are seeking smaller breasts, likely due to skeletal pain in the neck and back. Breast reduction surgery involves removing fat from the breasts to alleviate any pain or cosmetic issues that come from
larger breasts.
Male Breast Reduction for Gynecomastia
A male breast reduction is performed for men with gynecomastia, which is an increase in the amount of breast gland tissue in males. A male breast reduction is an outpatient procedure to remove fat and allow for a flatter chest over time. They typically take just 1.5 hours to complete, and in general, you’ll be ready to walk and drive within a couple days.