Breast Augmentation in Bangkok: Ultimate Breast 360°

VECTRA 3D, an advanced US FDA scanning technology for natural-looking breasts

I would like to mention the VECTRA 3D Simulator, a technology that creates a 3D simulation of your body so you can see what your breasts may look like after surgery and whether you will be happy with the result, making your decision easier. Size and shape can be adjusted to your wishes, so you worry less about being disappointed, because VECTRA 3D helps design the treatment plan with highly accurate predictions.

Vectra 3D captures 3 images and combines them into a 3D photo, which an AI computer system processes into a model that can be viewed from many angles. This helps plan treatment that matches what you want as closely as possible, letting you preview a realistic post-surgery result, for example for breast augmentation. However, Vectra 3D results should always be combined with the science and artistry of an experienced surgeon, who evaluates technique, aesthetics and your wishes together to best meet your goals.

Incision sites for breast augmentation

Ultimate Breast 360° breast augmentation can be performed through 3 main incision sites, depending on implant size and your original breast size. Your surgeon will advise which site suits you best:

1. Inframammary Technique (under the breast fold): may leave a small scar, but in an area that is rarely noticed, because the natural slight droop of the breast covers it.
2. Transaxillary Technique (through the armpit): an option for those who do not want a scar under the breast. It requires high surgical skill and an endoscope during surgery, and aftercare is more demanding than the inframammary approach.
3. Periareolar Technique (around the areola): leaves a small or barely visible scar, but is more delicate and complex, and may require an endoscope.

Before and after your Ultimate Breast 360° surgery

Before treatment

• Stop blood-thinning medicines (such as Aspirin and Ibuprofen), vitamins A, E and C, herbal supplements, ginseng, ginkgo and fish oil 2 weeks before surgery.
• Stop smoking and drinking alcohol at least 2 weeks before surgery.
• Shower, wash your hair and clean your body thoroughly before surgery.
• Wear loose, comfortable clothes that are easy to put on and take off, such as a front-button top.
• Do not eat or drink for at least 8 hours before surgery.

After treatment

• Wear a support bra for the first 4–5 days to hold the breasts in place, reduce movement and ease pain and swelling.
• Apply medication regularly as prescribed to prevent infection, and ask your doctor how often to take pain relief and which medicines to avoid.
• Wear loose, comfortable clothing so you do not need to twist your body when moving.
• Your surgeon may recommend breast massage with a specialist at Nida Esth’ Medical Centre 10–14 days after surgery to help prevent hardening around the implant; this should be done carefully to protect the wound.
• Soft Laser therapy to help wound healing and reduce swelling and bruising.
• Limit activities that involve a lot of chest or arm movement, such as running or lifting things overhead.
• Eat healthy, high-protein food with vegetables and fruit to support recovery.
• Avoid smoking and alcohol until your surgeon says it is safe.
• Stitch removal: 7–10 days after surgery.