Breast Augmentation

Breast Augmentation

Structural Augmentation for Balance and Proportion

What Is Breast Augmentation

Breast augmentation enhances breast volume, shape, and proportion using implants, fat transfer, or a combination of both.

It is often performed to restore fullness after pregnancy, breastfeeding, weight changes, or age-related volume loss, and may also address naturally small breasts or asymmetry.

Breast augmentation is not about cup size. Surgical planning focuses on breast measurements, tissue quality, and chest anatomy to create balanced, natural-looking results.

The goal is volume that integrates with your body and moves naturally over time.

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Breast Augmentation Before and After

is this procedure

Right for you?

  • Loss of upper pole fullness
  • Deflated or flat breast shape
  • Small or underdeveloped breasts
  • Breast asymmetry
  • Post-pregnancy or weight-related changes

Each concern is evaluated based on your anatomy, tissue quality, and lifestyle to guide a personalized surgical plan.

  • Restored or enhanced breast volume
  • Improved symmetry and contour
  • Balanced body proportions
  • Natural movement and feel
  • Results designed to age naturally over time

Implant-Based Augmentation

Silicone or saline implants are selected according to breast width, soft tissue thickness, and desired projection. Placement is customized to preserve movement and support.

Fat Transfer Augmentation

Fat is harvested from another area of the body and transferred to the breasts to provide subtle volume and contour refinement. This approach is best suited for modest enhancement.

Composite Augmentation

A combination of implants and fat transfer is used to refine cleavage, soften implant edges, and improve long-term integration. In select cases, internal support techniques are incorporated for added stability.

Breast augmentation can be performed using different techniques depending on anatomy and long-term goals.

Implant-Based Augmentation

Silicone or saline implants are selected according to breast width, soft tissue thickness, and desired projection. Placement is customized to preserve movement and support.

Fat Transfer Augmentation

Fat is harvested from another area of the body and transferred to the breasts to provide subtle volume and contour refinement. This approach is best suited for modest enhancement.

Composite Augmentation

A combination of implants and fat transfer is used to refine cleavage, soften implant edges, and improve long-term integration. In select cases, internal support techniques are incorporated for added stability.

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Dr. Daniel Gould portrait – board-certified plastic surgeon in professional setting

Meet Dr. Daniel Gould

Dr. Daniel Gould is a board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon in Beverly Hills, CA, specializing in precision breast augmentation surgery. His approach is anatomy-driven, focusing on implant selection, pocket design, and soft tissue support rather than simply increasing volume. Patients throughout Los Angeles and beyond seek his expertise for natural-looking breast augmentation results that enhance proportion, cleavage, and upper pole fullness while preserving long-term tissue integrity.

Board-Certified Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon | Beverly Hills, CA

Insight: Breast Augmentation

Breast Augmentation: Biometric Sizing for a Natural Result that Lasts Over Time

In this video, Dr. Daniel Gould explains how biometric sizing is used to create natural, proportionate breast augmentation results that remain balanced over time. Rather than selecting implants based on arbitrary volume alone, this approach evaluates each patient’s anatomy, including chest dimensions, existing tissue, and overall body proportions, to guide implant choice. By focusing on structure and long-term harmony, biometric sizing allows for a more precise and individualized outcome. This method reflects a shift away from one-size-fits-all augmentation toward a more personalized, data-driven process designed to optimize both aesthetics and longevity.

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 Breast Augmentation: Biometric Sizing for a Natural Result that Lasts Over Time

Breast Surgery Recovery: Step-by-Step What to Expect

In this episode, Dr. Daniel Gould provides a step-by-step overview of breast surgery recovery, helping patients understand what to expect at each stage of the healing process. From the immediate post-operative period to longer-term tissue settling, he explains common milestones, activity guidelines, and how results evolve over time. Emphasis is placed on proper aftercare, realistic timelines, and how individualized recovery can vary based on anatomy and procedure type. This discussion offers a clear, structured framework to help patients feel prepared, supported, and confident throughout their recovery journey.

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 Breast Surgery Recovery: Step-by-Step What to Expect

Journal Article

Validation of Ideal Breast Characteristics with Breast Augmentation Patients (ASJ Open Forum, 2022)

Validation of Ideal Breast Characteristics with Breast Augmentation Patients (ASJ Open Forum, 2022)

Journal Article

Public Perception of Ideal Breast Shape (PRS Global Open, 2023)

Public Perception of Ideal Breast Shape (PRS Global Open, 2023)
Breast augmentation – enhanced cleavage and natural breast contour close-up side view by pool

Frequently asked questions

Light activity is typically resumed within a few days. Upper body exercise is restricted for several weeks to allow proper implant settling and tissue healing. A personalized timeline is provided based on your surgical plan and recovery progress.
Implant selection is based on proportion, not preference alone. Dr. Gould evaluates chest width, soft tissue characteristics, and overall body balance to determine an appropriate range. The objective is a result that integrates naturally with your anatomy rather than appearing artificially augmented.
Many patients retain the ability to breastfeed, depending on technique and anatomy. Approaches that preserve glandular tissue and nerve pathways are prioritized when this is a concern. This is discussed in detail during consultation.
Breast implants are durable but not lifetime devices. They do not require routine replacement on a fixed schedule, but revision may be needed over time due to aging, tissue changes, or implant-related factors.
Temporary changes in sensation are common in the early healing phase. Most patients experience gradual return of sensation as swelling resolves. Permanent changes are less common and depend on anatomy, implant selection, and surgical technique.
Cost varies based on implant type, surgical complexity, and whether additional procedures are performed. A personalized surgical plan is created during consultation, and exact pricing is reviewed afterward with the surgical coordinator.

Do you have additional questions?

Speak with our team to explore whether a tailored, Breast Augmentation anatomy-first approach is right for you.