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Breast Surgery in Madrid

Breast surgery · Madrid

Breast surgery in Madrid

Explore breast augmentation, MIA Femtech, Preservé and breast lift options with an individual assessment at Dr. Aso Clinic.

  • Individual assessment
  • Realistic expectations
  • Surgical safety
Clinical breast augmentation case before surgery
The same clinical case after breast augmentation
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Results in context

Real breast surgery results

Before-and-after cases can help you understand possible outcomes and limitations. They provide context, not a guarantee that your result will be the same.

Actual clinical photographs. Each result depends on the starting anatomy and the individual treatment plan.

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Breast surgery planning and changes in shape
Shape, position, skin and proportion: planning starts with anatomy.

More than volume

What can aesthetic breast surgery address?

Breast surgery does not always mean adding implants. The main concern may be volume, shape, sagging, asymmetry, areola position, excess skin, body proportions or changes after a previous operation.

  • Breast augmentation: may be considered when you want more volume and the breast position is suitable.
  • MIA Femtech and Preservé: may be options for selected patients who meet specific anatomical criteria.
  • Breast lift: may be needed when there is sagging, a low areola position or loss of shape.
  • Preservé Mastopexy: may be considered for selected, relatively light breasts with adequate tissue coverage and mild or moderate sagging.
  • Breast lift with implants: may be considered when sagging is accompanied by a loss of volume.

Individual assessment

How we choose an appropriate technique

Choosing a technique involves more than deciding how much larger you want your breasts to be. Anatomy, expectations and surgical safety all matter.

Your consultation considers breast and areola position, skin quality, available tissue, desired volume, chest shape, previous surgery and the scars each approach may involve.

If your breasts are sagging, implants alone may not correct their position. An assessment may indicate a breast lift in Madrid, with or without implants, depending on the examination.

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Anatomy and position

We assess sagging, areola height, chest shape and body proportions.

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Tissue and skin

Skin quality, existing volume and excess tissue help determine which options are suitable.

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Realistic goals

Adding volume, lifting, reducing weight and correcting shape are different goals. Sometimes a combination is needed.

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Scars and safety

Planning balances the expected result, recovery, scars, implant position and surgical approach with medical judgment.

Options and suitability

MIA Femtech, Preservé, conventional augmentation and breast lift

Breast procedures differ in their purpose and the patients they may suit. This table is an introductory comparison. Suitability and the final plan require an individual medical examination.

ProcedureMain aimWhen it may be consideredImportant considerationFind out more
Conventional breast augmentation Add volume and improve shape with implants, with flexibility in size, incision and placement. Patients seeking more volume whose breast position is suitable, without a clear need for a lift. Offers more flexibility than MIA or Preservé, but may not be sufficient on its own if there is sagging. Breast augmentation in Madrid
MIA Femtech A modest increase in volume through an armpit incision, with implants placed in front of the chest muscle. Selected patients with a suitable existing breast shape who want a modest change. Not intended for large volume increases or to correct sagging. Suitable anatomy and realistic expectations are essential. Explore MIA Femtech
Preservé A moderate increase in volume through an incision in the breast crease, using prepectoral placement and a tissue-preserving approach. Patients with a suitable breast shape who want a little more volume than MIA typically allows, within a moderate increase. May allow somewhat more volume than MIA. Sagging or a low areola position may require a breast lift. Preservé breast augmentation
Preservé Mastopexy Lift and reshape a breast with limited sagging, combining a prepectoral Preservé implant with an individually planned breast lift. Mild or moderate sagging in relatively light breasts, with adequate coverage and a moderate volume goal. A carefully selected indication with early clinical experience. It does not replace conventional breast lift surgery for substantially sagging or heavy breasts. Preservé Mastopexy
Breast lift without implants Lift and reshape the breast using your own tissue, without adding implants. Patients with sagging or low areolas who have enough existing breast volume and prefer to avoid implants. Avoids future implant-related replacement surgery. Upper-breast fullness may be more limited, and the shape can change over time. Breast lift in Madrid
Breast lift with implants Lift the breast and add volume with implants in selected patients. Sagging accompanied by loss of volume or a desire for more upper-breast fullness. Can improve volume and shape, but involves living with implants and the possibility of future implant surgery. Breast lift with implants
Breast reduction Reduce breast volume and weight, improve proportions and address related discomfort when present. Patients with excess breast volume or weight, or a size that feels disproportionate. The technique and scars depend on breast volume, skin and areola position. Breast reduction

Individual outcomes

Real cases and realistic expectations

Clinical cases can illustrate different outcomes, but should be interpreted with care. Each patient has different anatomy, skin quality, breast position and expectations.

You can explore real breast augmentation cases and real breast lift cases · Spanish. Look at overall proportions, position, natural appearance and expected scars, while remembering that suitability is assessed individually.

Medical judgment

Dr. Jorge Aso and Dr. Aso Clinic

At Dr. Aso Clinic in Madrid, breast surgery starts with an individual assessment. This guide brings together breast augmentation, MIA Femtech, Preservé, breast lift with or without implants, breast reduction and real clinical cases.

This information helps you prepare for a medical consultation. It does not replace an examination, promise a particular result or determine which operation is right for you.

Explore training and credentials

Medical information from Dr. Jorge Aso Clinic

Based on the clinic’s Spanish breast surgery guide. Learn about Dr. Jorge Aso’s qualifications and experience. This information supports, but does not replace, an individual medical consultation.

Further reading: AEMPS: breast implant information for patients (Spanish); FDA: breast implant risks and complications; ASPS: evidence-based clinical practice guidelines.

Common questions

Breast surgery in Madrid: your questions

Answers to common questions about breast augmentation, MIA Femtech, Preservé, breast lift and aesthetic breast surgery.

Which breast procedure is right for me?

This depends on your anatomy, breast position, skin quality, available tissue, expectations and medical history. An appropriate technique is selected after an individual medical assessment.

Do I need breast augmentation or a breast lift?

Augmentation may be considered when the aim is to add volume and the breast position is suitable. Sagging or a low areola position may mean that a breast lift should be considered.

Are MIA Femtech and Preservé suitable for everyone?

No. They may be options for selected patients, depending on their anatomy, available tissue, goals and individual safety considerations.

Does a breast lift always require implants?

No. Some patients can benefit from a lift without implants. Others may need a combination of lifting and implants if sagging is accompanied by volume loss.

Where can I see real breast surgery results?

You can explore our breast augmentation and breast lift galleries, currently in Spanish. The cases are for guidance and do not guarantee an identical result.

How do MIA Femtech, Preservé and conventional augmentation differ?

They are different approaches to breast augmentation. MIA Femtech uses an armpit incision, while Preservé uses an incision in the breast crease. Both use prepectoral placement, in front of the chest muscle, and are generally considered for modest or moderate increases in patients with suitable breast anatomy. Preservé may allow somewhat more volume than MIA. Conventional augmentation offers a wider range of planning options. An examination is needed to decide what is appropriate.

Do I need a consultation before choosing a technique?

Yes. A consultation assesses anatomy, tissue, breast position, goals, medical history and expectations so that a reasonable, medically appropriate plan can be discussed.

Will breast surgery leave scars?

Surgery can leave scars. Their location and extent depend on the procedure, the degree of sagging, the incision and how you heal.

Let us answer your questions

Plan your breast surgery consultation in Madrid

The first step is to assess your anatomy, goals and realistic options. Suitability can vary considerably between patients, so a medical consultation is essential before choosing a procedure.

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Choose how to meet Dr. Aso

First consultations cost 100 EUR, whether by video or in person in Madrid.

Dr. Aso speaks native-level English and has trained in the United States. You can also contact our team by email or WhatsApp in English.

Contact our team · Information for international patients

If you are traveling, speak with us before arranging flights or accommodation. Your examination, operation and follow-up schedule will be planned individually.

Medical transparency

Medical authorship

Dr. Jorge Aso Vizán
Jorge Aso, MD, PhD

Specialist in Plastic, Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery (Spanish MIR training)

Medical registration no. 2828/61062 · Madrid

Original Spanish page updated

About Breast Surgery in Madrid: clinical information, safety and expectations. Based on the original Spanish content.

Translation does not constitute a new medical review. This information does not replace an individual medical assessment.

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Medical sources and editorial standards Selected references for this page 3 references

References support the general medical information. Suitability, alternatives, and risks are discussed individually during consultation.

  1. Patient information on breast implants Spanish Agency of Medicines and Medical Devices (AEMPS)
  2. Risks and Complications of Breast Implants U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
  3. Evidence-Based Clinical Practice Guidelines: Reduction Mammaplasty Revision American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS)
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