[Optimization of primary aesthetic breast augmentation using implants: an evidence-based level approach].

Area of Science:

• Plastic Surgery
• Cosmetic Surgery
• Aesthetic Medicine

Context:

• Breast augmentation is the world's most common cosmetic surgery, performed for over four decades.
• Recent literature emphasizes a holistic "process of breast augmentation" approach.

Purpose:

• To review scientific evidence on all stages of breast augmentation.
• To identify best practices for personalized patient management.
• To optimize cosmetic outcomes and minimize complications.

Summary:

• The review analyzes the non-surgical aspects: patient selection, preoperative planning, and postoperative care.
• It evaluates scientific evidence for each step of the breast augmentation process.
• Focus is on tailoring management to individual patient needs.

Impact:

• Aims to enhance satisfactory and long-lasting cosmetic results.
• Seeks to reduce complication rates and the need for reoperations.
• Promotes evidence-based, patient-centered care in aesthetic breast surgery.