The Ultimate Guide to Breast Augmentation in Toronto: What You Need to Know Embarking on the journey of breast augmentation in Toronto is a transformative decision that can potentially lead to enhanced confidence and aesthetic fulfillment. In this comprehensive guide, we will provide an overview of crucial factors so you are well-informed and empowered as you consider this life-changing procedure. Breast Augmentation Gallery ..read more

If you’re considering breast augmentation in Canada, one of the critical factors on your mind is likely the cost. Understanding the financial aspect of the procedure is essential for making an informed decision. At Dr. Pirani’s office, we believe in transparency, so let’s dive into the specifics. Breast Augmentation Cost In Canada: Please note that these are average estimates and costs may vary. Province/City Average Cost Range British Columbia $8,500 - $15,000 Alberta $8,000 - $14,000 Ontario (excluding Toronto) $8,000 - $14,000 Quebec $7,800 - $13,500 Atlantic provinces $7,500 ..read more

Subfascial Breast Augmentation: A Natural and Effective Option When it comes to breast augmentation surgery, there are various techniques and approaches available to achieve the desired outcome. One technique that has gained popularity in recent years is subfascial breast augmentation. In this blog post, we will explore what subfascial breast augmentation is, its benefits, and why it may be a suitable option for those considering breast enhancement. Subfascial breast augmentation is a surgical technique in which breast implants are placed in a pocket created between the breast tissue and the f ..read more

It is understandable that you will want to return to your regular workout routine following a breast augmentation surgery. While you might want to jump right back in, you will need to pace yourself and ensure that you will not injure yourself in the process. This is what you need to know before you return to your exercise routine following a breast augmentation procedure.  Immediately after Surgery You should begin exercising immediately after surgery. By exercise, we mean nothing strenuous, but instead just taking short walks around the house every two hours or so. The goal of this is to hel ..read more

If you are expecting or planning on growing your family and have either gone through a breast augmentation or are considering one, there is a common question that comes up: can you still breastfeed after having a breast augmentation. This is what you need to know. Types of Implants The type of implants that you receive can affect whether you will be able to successfully breastfeed. Most implant surgeries done today have incisions in the fold of the breast or the armpit, keeping them well away from the milk ducts. Incisions that are made along the areolae or nipples run the risk of damaging th ..read more

Any surgical procedure has its own rules that need to be followed post surgery, which will help you have a quick recovery. Rest and letting your body recover are vital to having the beautiful breasts you always wanted. Post Op Breast Augmentation Do’s: Give your body time to heal: Allowing your body to rest is the best post op recovery point you can follow Your body is boss: Your body knows best and even though others may find it alright for them to head back to work after a week, if your body tells you that you need time, listen to it. Doing too many things too soon could hamper your body ..read more

Many women turn to breast augmentation surgery as a solution if they are dissatisfied with the shape of their breasts. Feeling and looking beautiful is important for any person, but if you have just undergone breast augmentation surgery, you should be aware of what you can and cannot do post surgery to ensure that your recovery period allows for your body to heal successfully. You can: Eat anything you would normally consume Return to work, provided it is not an active position Sleep on your back Lift weights up to 5 lbs for the first two weeks post surgery Lift your arm to shoulder level duri ..read more

There are several medical reasons for breast surgery, but in this article, we will deal solely with reconstructive or cosmetic surgeries. As a woman, your breasts are important to your body confidence. They can either be something you are proud of, or you can feel so bad about them that you don’t even want your partner to see you unclothed. Although some people may feel that cosmetic surgeries are non-essential and you should just live with your body as it is, low confidence can have a very grave impact on your personal life and relationships. There are, indeed, times when it is essential to u ..read more

Breast implants have been around for a long time, since the late nineteenth century in fact. In the early stages of the development of breast implants, many different substances were tried, sometimes with disastrous results. From injecting the breast with paraffin, through implants filled with soya oil, to implants filled with polyethylene chips, implants have had a long and chequered history. Used primarily as a reconstructive mechanism after a mastectomy, the use of implants gradually expanded to encompass cosmetic breast augmentation. The industry has been refined incredibly over the last f ..read more

Many people mistakenly believe that it will not be possible to breastfeed after breast augmentation surgery. That’s not necessarily the case. In fact, most women are able to breastfeed normally. Naturally, if this is a concern of yours, discussing it with your surgeon will be helpful, but where did the idea that breastfeeding is impossible after breast augmentation come from? Here are some of the instances in which breastfeeding after augmentation surgery (and sometimes even without any surgery) may be problematic. Lack of glandular tissue If breasts do not develop properly, there can be a la ..read more