Typical Costs of Breast Enlargement

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Breast augmentation is one of the very most popular plastic surgery procedures in the United States. The procedure is done through placement of saline breast implants. Because of breast enlargement women have been able to achieve changes in their figure that otherwise would have been impossible.

It is important to remember that, rarely, breast enlargement surgery will improve nipple asymmetry, move breasts closer together, lift droopy breasts, or remove stretch marks. If you have droopy breasts, you may need a breast lift - mastopexy.

The prices of breast enlargement are derived from a survey of plastic surgeons who are certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery.

The breast enlargement typical costs include the surgeon's fee, anesthesia fee, operating room fee, and (where appropriate) the implant fee. When you call a plastic surgeon's office to inquire about price, makes sure you get the whole breakdown. Costs in the United States are the same from coast to coast and across the Midwest. The only exception is the New York area, where you are expected to pay about 50% more. This is the typical breakdown for the costs:

Surgeon's fee -- $3000

Anesthesiologist's fee -- $700

Operating room (facility) fee -- $900

Implant fee -- $1300

Total -- $6000

Other costs that are not included are things like recovery time off from work, change of wardrobe anything that you may have to purchase in order to accommodate your new breasts such as special pillows or chairs.

These actual, physical costs but there are also "other" types of costs. Psychological costs. First of all, it will cost you a bit psychologically to adjust to the change - the change will most likely be a positive one but if you're usually a shy person then the extra attention may be a bit of an issue.

Additionally, there will be some questions from the relatives and friends and the high school reunion may be a bit of a drag (Don't worry, everyone will most likely have something strange and unsettling about them. Your beautiful new breasts may even go unnoticed against the ex-school hottie's baldness.)

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Typical Costs of Breast Enlargement