Breast augmentation surgery involves inserting breast implants made of silicone or saline under the breast tissue or chest muscle. Fat transfer can also be used, where fat is liposuctioned from other areas of the body and injected into the breasts to increase their size. The type and size of the implant and the insertion location (under the mammary gland or under the pectoral muscle) are chosen based on the patient's body structure, preferences, and the surgeon's recommendations. The process includes:

• Consultation: Discussing goals and expectations with the surgeon and assessing the current breast size and shape.
• Anesthesia: The surgery is usually performed under general anesthesia.
• Incisions: Small incisions are made in discreet areas to minimize visible scarring (such as under the breast, around the areola, or in the armpit).
• Implant insertion or fat injection: The implants are carefully placed or fat is injected into the determined location.
• Closure of incisions: The incisions are closed using surgical sutures. Breast augmentation is an effective procedure to improve breast shape and size and enhance women's self-confidence.