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How long does a breast augmentation take?

How long does a breast augmentation take?

The procedure briefly consists of five steps:
June 26, 2026
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  1. Administration of anaesthesia or sedation
  2. Placement of incisions
  3. Implant insertion
  4. Closure of incisions with surgical tape or adhesive
  5. Monitored recovery until you are awake and stable.

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How long does it take to heal from the surgery?

Full recovery after a breast augmentation takes 4–6 weeks, though this typically varies from patient to patient. Factors that can influence recovery time include:

  • The size of the implant
  • The surgeon’s expertise
  • The body’s ability to heal

Speeding up the healing process

  • Ensure you get plenty of rest
  • Avoid lifting heavy objects to prevent strain on the surgical area
  • Maintain a healthy diet
  • Follow your surgeon’s advice

Trust the Adoreal Experience

At Adoreal, we ensure comprehensive support throughout your breast augmentation journey. Our partner clinics provide expert guidance and personalised care to ensure a smooth and successful recovery. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you achieve your aesthetic goals.

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