Breast Augmentation
Breast augmentation is among the most popular cosmetic surgery procedures in the nation. Dr. Christopher Jones has helped hundreds of women in the Indianapolis area feel more confident about the size, shape, and positioning of their breasts.
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Cost
Explore financing optionsConsultation: $150
Silicone implants: starting at $8,400
Saline implants: starting at $8,300Final pricing is based on your custom surgical plan, determined at your consultation.
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Benefits
- Larger, fuller breasts
- Improved balance and symmetry
- Restored volume after weight loss, pregnancy, or cancer treatment
- Boosted self-confidence
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Patient Expectations
Some swelling and soreness is expected after surgery, and both are easily managed. Results are long-lasting, with high satisfaction rates among patients.
What to Expect
During your consultation, Dr. Jones will answer your questions, discuss your options, and explain what to expect from the procedure.
After surgery, you'll wear a supportive compression bra while you heal and may need to limit physical activity for a couple of weeks. You'll receive personalized instructions for caring for your incisions, and at your follow-up visit Dr. Jones will check your healing and remove any drains or stitches as needed.
Who It's For
- Want larger, fuller breasts
- Want to improve uneven or asymmetrical breasts
- Have lost breast volume after weight loss, pregnancy, or cancer treatment
- Are pursuing the procedure for your own goals
Combine Your Procedures
Breast augmentation, breast lift, and breast reduction can be combined into one procedure for more complete results. Breast augmentation can also be paired with a tummy tuck.
Pricing for combined procedures is customized to each patient and requires a consultation. Combined procedures are subject to each patient qualifying.
FAQ
Is breast augmentation covered by insurance?
With the exception of reconstructive procedures, breast augmentation is not covered by insurance.
How long do breast implants last?
You can expect your results to last for many years. The type of implant, your overall health, and other factors can influence longevity. Ultrasound or MRI can be used to check on your implants.
Will implants affect breastfeeding or mammograms?
Breast implants can pose a challenge to breastfeeding and may require a different mammography approach. Dr. Jones will review these considerations with you during your consultation.
What happens if I have my implants removed later?
If you eventually have your implants removed, you may need an additional procedure, such as a breast lift, to restore breast shape.
What is recovery like?
Expect some swelling and soreness that is easily managed. You'll wear a compression bra and may limit physical activity for a couple of weeks.
Flexible Financing Available
Make your procedure more affordable with monthly payment plans through Cherry, CareCredit, and PatientFi.