Breast Augmentation in Seattle

Breast augmentation enhances your natural curves using implants or a combination of implants and fat transfer. Whether you want to restore lost volume, achieve better symmetry, or simply feel more confident, this procedure can help. Ideal candidates are healthy individuals looking to:

• Balance proportions for a more flattering fit in clothing
• Restore pre-pregnancy fullness or address changes from weight fluctuations.
• Correct asymmetry or tuberous breast shape for a more harmonious contour
• Boost self-confidence as part of gender affirmation or personal aesthetic goals

A 2024 review shows textured‑surface implants cut early capsular‑contracture by 37 percent, while pairing them with a no‑touch Keller‑Funnel insertion drives rates down. Just as encouraging, a meta‑analysis of patients found psychosocial and sexual well‑being scores more than doubled six months after surgery.

At Allure Esthetic, our skilled surgeons tweak breast augmentation to your anatomy and goals, offering four discreet incision paths, including our exclusive BAMWHAT™ technique for a scarless chest.

Periareolar

A subtle incision along the areola’s edge, blending naturally with pigmentation. This may slightly impact breastfeeding.

Inframammary

Hidden within the breast fold for virtually undetectable scarring. Best for patients with sufficient natural tissue.

Transaxillary (BAMWHAT™)

Allure’s signature scarless chest technique: A one-inch incision in the underarm crease leaves no visible scars on the breasts, ideal for moderate-sized implants.

TUBA (Transumbilical)

Implants placed via the navel for a single, hidden scar and rapid recovery, when performed by a skilled surgeon.

• Active WA license
• Accredited operating room
• Before‑and‑after gallery that matches your body type
• Implant warranty
• 3‑D imaging preview
• 24/7 complication plan with a direct contact line

Dr. Javad Sajan ticks every box and has performed 10000+ cosmetic procedures with a 4.9‑star average rating.

At your first visit, Dr. Javad Sajan starts by listening to your vision for shape, size, and feel, then examines your chest anatomy to pinpoint the incision and implant style that will look most natural on you. Using Crisalix 3-D imaging and an in-office try-on bra kit, he projects each implant option onto a lifelike model of your own body, allowing you to compare volumes and profiles in real-time. Throughout the session, he explains the choices between saline and silicone, answers questions about cost and financing, and ensures that every decision is crystal-clear before you leave.

When you arrive for surgery, you’ll check in, meet the nursing team, and be prepared for anesthesia before heading into the operating room. After that, the procedure moves through five clear steps:

• Check-in & Comfort Care: Following registration, an anesthesiologist administers IV sedation with local anesthesia, so you fall asleep gently and wake up comfortably.
• Hidden-Incision Creation: Dr. Sajan makes a small incision—about one inch—either in the underarm fold or along the breast crease, depending on the surgical plan.
• Pocket Formation & Internal Bra (optional): He shapes the implant pocket and, if extra support is requested, places a Galaflex® mesh to act as an internal bra.
• Implant Insertion: Using a no-touch Keller Funnel, the implant is inserted without contacting the skin or gloves, which reduces the risk of contamination and minimizes scars.
• Closure & Recovery Bra: The incision is sealed with skin adhesive or dissolving sutures, and you’re fitted with a supportive recovery bra before discharge, typically within an hour.

After surgery, you’ll experience 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.

Every surgery carries risk, though serious complications are rare in qualified hands. Dr. Sajan openly discusses capsular contracture, implant rupture, BIA-ALCL, and breast implant illness, provides FDA educational links, and tailors follow-up imaging to your implant type.

The cost of breast augmentation depends on the type of implant you receive, as well as the specific surgical methods performed. At Allure Esthetic, breast augmentation can cost as little as $5,995 for saline implants and $7,495 for silicone. Dr. Sajan will discuss pricing options during a consultation. We partner with CareCredit®, Alphaeon®, and PatientFi® for flexible monthly plans as well.

Swipe through real patient photos and watch journey videos—from first consult to one-year reveal—to see the artistry and life-changing impact of Dr. Sajan’s work.

Actual patient

• Top Seattle plastic surgeon with 10,000+ cosmetic procedures performed
• BAMWHAT™ hidden-scar technique—1-inch underarm incision and rapid-recovery protocol
• Option for an Internal Bra (Galaflex®) to support implants long-term
• 4.9-star average on Google & RealSelf; before/after gallery updated weekly

Ready to take the next step? Call (206) 209-0988, click “Book Consultation,” Price simulator or visit our Seattle office—just minutes from Pike Place Market—and start your breast-augmentation journey with Dr. Sajan.

How much does a breast augmentation cost in Seattle?

In Seattle, a standard breast augmentation usually costs, depending on implants and facility fees. At Allure Esthetic, 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.