The Personal and the Practical

Every woman has her own reasons for considering breast augmentation.

For many women, feeling confident, alive and vibrant goes hand in hand with looking their best. For thousands of women, achieving such confidence and personal satisfaction has come from choosing breast augmentation. Following their procedure, many women have gone on to experience a transformation in how they feel about themselves and their bodies.

There are many reasons women choose breast augmentation. Some of them include:

• Enlarging their breasts to make their bodies more proportional.
• Reshaping and enlarging breasts that have lost their shape due to breast-feeding.
• Balancing breasts that differ in size or shape.

Your reasons are very personal, and your decisions about breast augmentation should be made by you and your physician based on your personal needs, desires and expectations.

Today, there are many options available for women who decide breast augmentation is right for them. This website is designed to help you understand more about breast augmentation and all the options you have. It is not intended to replace any discussions between you and your physician.

Your Surgery & Recovery - Start here, for a brief overview for what is involved in a typical breast augmentation surgery.

Incision & Implant Placement - There are several methods to a successful breast augmentation surgery, learn about them here. This information will help you to better understand the choices you and your doctor will make for your breast enhancement.

Breast Implants - Understand the advantages of each of type of Mentor's family of breast implants so that you may make an informed decision with your doctor for what is best for you. Whether you choose textured, adjustable, saline-filled, or silicone gel breast implants for your breast enhancement, Mentor will stand behind you and your choice with our lifetime product Limited Warranty.

At Mentor we want you to feel comfortable with your decision to have breast implants – if you have questions we encourage you to talk with your physician, or read our frequently asked questions.