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Traditional methods for breast augmentation often involve heat-based dissection or aggressive surgical techniques that can compromise the breast’s internal support system.
However, breast tissue-preserving approaches focus on maintaining
the breast’s architecture, minimising trauma, and optimising long-term outcomes for patients.
By maintaining the integrity of supportive tissues and minimising surgical trauma, patients can experience a more natural look, improved healing and greater long-term stability of their results.
The breast’s internal structure consists of Cooper’s ligaments and fibrous septa, which provide shape, support, and contour. Traditional surgical methods using electrocautery or sharp dissection can damage these structures, potentially leading to a loss of the breast’s natural ‘internal bra’ effect over time. By preserving the ligaments, the breast is more likely to keep its natural shape and support.
Techniques that limit thermal and mechanical disruption can enhance postoperative recovery and long-term results. Reducing or eliminating electrocautery minimises heat-related tissue damage, while gentle dissection methods help protect blood supply and reduce scarring. By maintaining a more natural surgical environment, these strategies create a more favourable healing environment and may decrease complications such as capsular contracture.
At Adoreal, we connect you with trusted clinics that specialise in breast tissue-preserving techniques. Our partner clinics prioritise minimally invasive methods, gentle dissection techniques, and a patient-centred approach to breast augmentation. Find an Adoreal-certified clinic near you and take the next step.
A subglandular implant placement (above the chest muscle) aligns with a breast
tissue-preserving philosophy by utilising natural planes within the breast without
excessive cutting. This approach avoids interference with the pectoral muscle, leading to:
Rather than using sharp instruments that can sever supportive tissues, modern breast augmentation techniques utilise balloon-assisted dissection and hydrodissection.
Unlike traditional methods, the Mia Femtech technique minimises the need for extensive dissection, preserving the breast’s natural internal structures while creating space for the implant in a controlled and gentle manner, leading to:
By prioritising breast tissue preservation, patients may experience:
While breast tissue-preserving techniques offer numerous advantages, they require careful patient selection and surgical expertise.
Factors such as existing breast tissue, skin elasticity, and implant choice influence the feasibility of these methods. Surgeons experienced in blunt dissection, subglandular placement, and minimal cautery use are best equipped to deliver optimal results using this approach.
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