PRESERVÉ™ vs. classic breast augmentation

Classic augmentation is one of the most frequently performed aesthetic surgeries in the world and has brought very nice results to millions of women.

In this type of surgery, the surgeon creates a space for the implant by preparing the tissues. This means that the individual layers of the breast are gradually loosened to create enough space for the implant.

This is a proven and safe method that has been used for many years.

However, the disadvantage is that the creation of space naturally requires more intervention in the tissues. This can mean more significant post-operative swelling, more pain and longer recovery.

PRESERVÉ™ is based on a different principle.

The goal is not to create the largest possible operating space, but to respect the natural anatomy of the breast as much as possible.

During the operation, a special set of tools and procedures are used, which make it possible to create a space for the implant with significantly less disturbance of the surrounding tissues.

It does not mean that it is a "minor operation".

On the contrary. It requires a very precise knowledge of anatomy, experience of the surgeon and careful planning.

The difference is that the surgeon tries to preserve as much of the natural structures as possible instead of routinely releasing them.

Every surgical procedure starts a healing process.

The greater the impact on the tissues, the more intensively the body must react.

With a gentler operational approach, it can be an advantage:

• minor damage to soft tissues,

• lower postoperative swelling,

• less pain,

• faster return to normal activities,

• shorter convalescence.

Of course, the course of healing is individual and depends on the patient's state of health, the type of implant and the extent of the procedure.

Many think of the term mini-invasive surgery primarily as a shorter incision.

In fact, this is only a small part of the whole concept.

Much more important is what happens under the skin.

A minimally invasive approach means respecting ligaments, blood vessels and other anatomical structures whenever possible.

This can affect the quality of healing and postoperative comfort.

At SOUMEÉ, neither classic augmentation nor PRESERVÉ™ are viewed as competing techniques.

Both have their place.

The decision should not be based on what is new or popular.

It should be based on the anatomy of the specific patient, her expectations and the possibilities offered by her body.

The name PRESERVÉ™ did not come about by chance.

The word preserve means to preserve.

Preserve as much natural tissue as possible.

Maintain respect for anatomy.

Maintain function.

And in the end, to preserve the natural feeling of one's own body.

Because modern plastic surgery is no longer just about the result in the photo.

It is also about the way we get to it.