Breast Augmentation in Seattle

Breast augmentation, also called augmentation mammoplasty, is a surgical procedure that enhances breast size, shape, and proportion using FDA-regulated breast implants (silicone or saline). In some cases, it can be combined with a breast lift when sagging is part of the concern.

Common goals include:

• Increasing volume and fullness
• Operating in an JACHO
• Improving symmetry
• Lifetime warranty
• Restoring shape after pregnancy, breastfeeding, weight changes, or aging
• Enhancing upper pole fullness or cleavage (when anatomically appropriate)

You may be a candidate for breast implants in Seattle if you:

• Are in good overall physical and mental health
• Have stable weight and realistic expectations
• Have fully developed breasts
• Are not pregnant and not currently breastfeeding

Age guidance (FDA approvals):

• Saline implants for augmentation: 18+
• Silicone gel implants for augmentation: 22+

During your consultation, Dr. Sajan will review your medical history, lifestyle factors (including nicotine use), and anatomy to recommend the safest plan aligned with your goals.

1. Silicone Gel Implants (including cohesive “gummy bear” styles)

Often chosen for a natural feel and appearance, with multiple profiles and projection options.

2. Saline Implants

A time-tested option with sterile saline fill; may allow minor sizing adjustments during surgery.

3. Structured Saline Implants

Designed to combine saline safety with a more natural feel (when available/appropriate).

During your consultation for breast augmentation Seattle, you will review all the details that shape the final result, including implant size, profile, shape, placement, and whether an advanced option like hybrid augmentation, Exparel pain control, or a combined tummy tuck makes sense for your goals.

During your visit, Dr. Sajan will help you customize:

• Implant size and volume
• Profile (low, moderate, high)
• Shape (round vs. anatomical)
• Placement (above or below the muscle)
• Shell type (smooth vs textured, when relevant to your case)

Placement options include:

• Dual plane (sub-muscular) – balances upper-pole coverage with lower-pole fullness for a natural slope and soft upper chest.
• Sub fascial – places the implant beneath the fascia instead of fully under the muscle, which can mean less discomfort and good support for athletic or thinner builds.

Expanded breast augmentation options:

• Hybrid breast augmentation – combines an implant for structure with targeted fat transfer to smooth edges, enhanced cleavage, and fine-tune symmetry for a softer, more customized look.
• Breast augmentation with tummy tuck – pairs breast enhancement with abdominal tightening in a single surgery to create a more hourglass figure and reduce total recovery time, often referred to as a customized “mommy makeover.”
• Exparel breast augmentation – uses a long-acting, non-opioid anesthetic injected around the surgical area to provide up to 72 hours of targeted pain control, which can ease the first few days of recovery and reduce the need for narcotic pain medicine.

Dr. Sajan will recommend placement based on tissue thickness, chest shape, lifestyle/fitness, and your preferred look.

Dr. Sajan will recommend the incision that best fits your anatomy, implant selection, and scar preferences:

• Inframammary (under the breast fold)
• Periareolar (around the areola)
• Transaxillary (through the armpit)
• Transumbilical (belly button, saline only)

1) Consultation

• Anatomy evaluation and goal-setting
• Implant sizing guidance (proportion-first planning)
• Clear pricing and financing options

2) Pre-Op Preparation

You’ll receive detailed pre-op instructions. Depending on your age and health history, you may be asked about baseline breast imaging. Medication and supplement guidance are provided to reduce bleeding/bruising risk, and nicotine cessation is typically required for safer healing.

3) Surgery Day

• Typical procedure time: 1–2 hours (varies by plan)
• Certified anesthesia care
• Modern safety protocols and recovery-focused pain management

4) Recovery and Results Timeline

Many patients return to desk work within about a week, while exercise and upper-body workouts resume later, per your surgeon’s timeline.

What to expect:

• Surgical dressings/support bra right after surgery
• You’ll need a ride home and help the first night
• Most swelling improves steadily over weeks, with continued “settling” over months

• Dr. Sajan has performed thousands of cosmetic procedures and brings extensive experience in breast-related surgeries
• We have earned a 4.8 rating from 1000+ patients on Google
• We offer warranty on breast implants
• We provide virtual & same-day consultations (when available)
• Our team is available 24/7 with a direct contact line for your convenience

After Breast Augmentation Seattle surgery, you’ll experience Following symptoms

• Tightness and mild swelling for the first 72 hours : To manage this, keep your compression bra on 24/7, take short walks, and rest with your torso slightly elevated.
• Most people return to desk work by day three.
• Swelling peaks around the end of week one, so avoid lifting more than 10 pounds, but by week three, the implants begin their “drop-and-fluff,” letting you ease into light cardio or yoga.
• At the three-month mark, your breasts soften, scars fade, and underwire bras become comfortable again.
• While the 12-month milestone reveals your final shape; plan on an annual visit with Dr. Sajan to monitor long-term implant health.

Key points patients should know about Seattle breast augmentation :

• Breast implants are not lifetime devices, and additional surgery may be needed at some point (timing varies person to person).
• For silicone implants, the FDA recommends routine screening for silent rupture with ultrasound or MRI at 5–6 years after surgery, then every 2–3 years.

We’ll review a practical follow-up plan with you so you know what “normal” looks like and when to check in.

You can still get effective screening mammograms with implants. However, implants can obscure some tissue, so imaging centers typically take additional views (often called implant displacement views) to improve visualization.

Tip: Tell the imaging center you have implants when you schedule.

Patient safety is always the top priority during breast augmentation surgery at Allure Esthetic. While all surgical procedures carry some level of risk, complications are uncommon when the surgery is performed by an experienced surgeon. Potential risks may include bleeding, infection, scarring, changes in nipple sensation, capsular contracture, rippling, and rupture.

Dr. Sajan takes a proactive approach to minimize risks by selecting appropriate implants, using precise surgical techniques, and providing clear recovery guidelines. As part of informed consent, patients receive FDA-aligned information and have the opportunity to discuss every detail before surgery.

Average Investment: $5,995 – $9,500 (your quote depends on your plan)

Your all-in quote may include:

• Surgeon’s fee
• Anesthesia
• Facility fees
• Implants
• Post-op garments
• Follow-up visits

Financing options may include:

• 0% interest promotional plans (when available)
• Extended payment plans
• CareCredit®, Alphaeon®, and PatientFi®

Before & after gallery showing a range of:

• Body types
• Implant sizes
• Profiles
• Incision/placement approaches

Financing options may include:

• 0% interest promotional plans (when available)
• Extended payment plans
• CareCredit®, Alphaeon®, and PatientFi®

How much does a breast augmentation in Seattle typically cost?

At Allure Esthetic, a standard breast augmentation Seattle usually costs, depending on implants and facility fees. Package pricing begins around $5,995 for saline and rises to about $9,500 for gummy-bear silicone implants.

How many cc is a C-cup?

Cup size depends on rib-cage width and existing tissue, but surgeons commonly find that around 300–350 cc (sometimes as low as 250 cc for narrower frames) moves most patients one-to-two cup sizes up into the C range.

What is the minimum implant size available?

Manufacturers make implants as small as 100 cc, and many surgeons consider this the practical lower limit for a noticeable change.

How long do boob jobs last?

Modern implants are durable but not lifetime devices; expect to need monitoring and possible replacement after 10–20 years, or sooner if issues such as rupture or capsular contracture arise.