Mammoplasty in Silicone Center

Silicone Center is a single-specialty clinic in São Paulo established in 2017. The facility focuses exclusively on breast augmentation mammoplasty. It follows a structured care pathway that includes 3D planning and surgery. Procedures take place in a day-surgery setting with a dedicated surgical structure. The founder brings over 30 years of experience to the practice.

Safety Standards and Professional Recognition

The clinic holds several international and national certifications. It is accredited by TEMOS, a global leader in medical tourism quality. The medical team is also affiliated with major professional bodies:

• SBCP – Brazilian Society of Plastic Surgery
• ISAPS – International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

Dr. Wagner Montenegro leads medical oversight as Technical Responsible for the facility. The clinical team includes professionals with over 20 years of experience. For added safety, the clinic keeps an ICU bed (UTI) on-site. This provides backup care if complications arise after breast augmentation.

Breast Augmentation and Plastic Surgery

Silicone Center focuses on increasing breast volume for women. Specialists use cohesive gel implants that remain stable and are fully approved. Surgeons typically complete the procedure within 60–90 minutes. Patients usually go home after 6 hours in the day-surgery unit.

The clinic offers several implant options to fit individual goals:

• Round or anatomic (tear-drop) shapes
• Low, moderate, high, and super high profiles
• Smooth, textured, or polyurethane-coated surfaces

When breast sagging is present, the team performs mastopexy (breast lift). This repositions tissue and removes excess skin. Surgeons may combine a lift with silicone implants for added volume. Planning involves a 3D simulation to define the best size for each patient's anatomy. Incision options include inframammary, periareolar, and axillary approaches.

Advanced Diagnostic and Planning Technology

The clinic uses digital tools to improve surgical outcomes and patient preparation. 3D simulation technology lets patients visualize potential results during consultation. This helps in selecting the right implant profile and shape. Specialists also use specific exams to monitor breast health:

• Mammography for breast tissue screening
• Breast ultrasound for detailed imaging
• MRI (Magnetic Resonance) for implant integrity checks
• Eklund maneuver for clear imaging of patients with implants

During surgery, teams use pulse oximetry to monitor oxygen levels. Patients must remove nail polish beforehand so sensors give accurate readings. The clinic also provides guidance on stopping smoking and certain medications before the procedure.

International Patient Support

Silicone Center offers digital services for patients traveling for surgery. Telemedicine consultations cover surgical details and help align expectations. This remote service includes the initial evaluation and post-treatment check-ups. The first in-person return visit usually happens 5–10 days after surgery. Ongoing monitoring continues for several months to track healing progress.