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Pectoral Implant

Pectoral Implant

Pectoral implant is a surgical procedure performed to achieve an aesthetic and muscular appearance in men whose chest muscles have not developed or who want to gain volume. It is preferred in cases where the desired muscle mass cannot be achieved due to genetic factors, traumas, or sports.

What is a Pectoral Implant?

Pectoral implant surgery is performed by placing special silicone-filled muscle prostheses under the chest muscles. This gives the chest area a more voluminous, symmetrical, and masculine form. It is ideal for individuals who cannot achieve the desired muscle mass through bodybuilding.

In pre-operative evaluations, the appropriate implant size and shape are selected considering the patient's chest structure and desired appearance. The prostheses are placed under the pectoral muscle to provide a natural look. Aesthetic results that are unnoticeable from the outside can be achieved thanks to the appearance that mimics the muscle structure after the operation.

What are the Types of Pectoral Implants?

Pectoral implant is an aesthetic surgical procedure applied to make the chest muscles appear more voluminous and athletic. It is generally preferred in men when the chest muscles have not developed.
  • Standard Pectoral Implant: Offers a symmetrical and natural look, suitable for most patients.
  • Asymmetric/Custom Implant: Produced individually for muscle asymmetry or special aesthetic goals.

Can I choose the pectoral implant size?

Yes. The surgeon recommends the appropriate size and shape according to your body structure, and the final decision is made together with the patient.

How many hours does pectoral implant surgery take?

It usually takes 1.5-2 hours. It is performed under general anesthesia.

Is pectoral implant surgery risky?

It is a safe operation performed under general anesthesia. With experienced surgeons, the risk of complications is very low.

Who is it suitable for?

It is suitable for men who experience a lack of volume in the chest area, have limited muscle development, or desire a more masculine chest line.

Who is it not recommended for?

  • Those with active infections,
  • Individuals with serious heart or lung conditions,
  • People unwilling to change their smoking/alcohol habits.

What are the Advantages of Pectoral Implants?

  • More Muscular Chest Appearance: Provides a masculine and sporty look.
  • Provides Symmetry: Effective for correcting muscle asymmetries.
  • Permanent Result: Maintains its form for many years when applied correctly.

What does pectoral implant surgery aim for?

  • Adding volume to the chest muscles,
  • Creating an aesthetically muscular appearance,
  • Achieving a symmetrical and natural chest line.

Can fat injection be performed along with the implant?
Yes. Combined procedures can be applied to ensure natural transitions and support the contour.

Will the implant feel hard?
Tension may be felt in the first few weeks. However, a natural look and feel develop as the body adapts.

Are drains used?
Yes. Drains are usually used for 1-2 days and then removed.

Is it necessary to stay in the hospital?
In most cases, discharge is possible on the same day. In some cases, a 1-night hospital stay may be necessary.

When can I get up?
You can carefully get up on the day of surgery. However, movements that strain the arms should be avoided.

What is the return to work time?
It is possible to return to light-paced jobs within 5-7 days. For jobs requiring physical strength, 3-4 weeks of rest are recommended.

What should I pay attention to in the first few days?
You should avoid pushing/pulling movements that strain the chest muscles and use the corset or bandage regularly.

Should I use a corset?
Yes. A special chest bandage is used to reduce swelling and help stabilize the implant.

When can I shower?
Usually, you can shower after the 3rd day with the doctor's approval. The stitch sites should be treated gently.

From the moment you first contact us before the surgery, you can receive a consultation through a video call with our patient coordinators and, if necessary, with the doctor who will perform the surgery. On the day of the surgery, you can also have a face-to-face consultation with the doctor who will perform the operation.
Unless your doctor requests it, there is no need to undergo any tests.
If you are undergoing a combined surgery, you can come with a companion, enable your phone for international use, bring an F-type plug or adapter to charge your electronic devices. For more information, you can watch our video.
Since alcohol thins the blood and can alter the effects of anesthesia, you should not consume alcohol for up to a week before the surgery.
To overcome the fear of surgery, get information about the process from your doctor, focus on positive thinking, practice relaxation techniques such as deep breathing and meditation, get support from your loved ones, and seek professional help from a specialist if necessary.
Our doctors apply techniques that will provide the most long-lasting results using the most current and accepted methods. However, these techniques may vary according to the patient's demands. Before the surgery, the doctor and patient mutually agree on which technique will be applied.
Patient history, patient demands, and patient visuals are needed.
Of course, you do. The final checks are provided by the doctor who will perform the surgery.
The pre-operative process begins with the patient's medical evaluation; necessary tests are performed, anesthesia approval is obtained, and the patient is informed, signing consent forms. The surgery date is determined, and diet and medication use are regulated. After hospital admission, registration procedures are completed, the surgical area is prepared, and necessary medications are administered. Finally, the patient is transferred to the operating room, identity verification is performed, and anesthesia is administered to begin the operation.
If possible, you should come to Turkey 1 day before the surgery.
On the day of surgery, you need to pay attention to the eating and drinking rules restricted by your doctor and arrive at the hospital from the hotel on time.
We ensure your personal surgical safety and privacy in accordance with international standards of patient rights and responsibilities.
Generally, 6 people are involved in surgeries: the surgeon performing the operation, an anesthesiologist, an anesthesia technician, 2 nurses on rotation, and the operating room manager to ensure material supply and general order during the surgery.
To ensure the surgery takes place in a safe and hygienic environment, precautions such as sterilization, use of hygienic clothing, anesthesia safety, patient monitoring, infection prevention measures, and emergency preparedness are taken in the operating room. Additionally, bleeding control is ensured during the surgery to complete the operation with minimal risk.
Of course, you will. The final checks are provided by the doctor who will perform the surgery.
Since the surgery is performed under general anesthesia, you will not be conscious.

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When do implants start to look natural?
Swelling usually subsides within 6-8 weeks, and the chest takes its natural shape.

Will the stitches be removed?
Mostly, dissolvable stitches are used. If necessary, they are removed by the doctor.

Are the implants long-lasting?
Yes. Quality implants maintain their form for years; the need for replacement is rare.

Will there be scars?
Incisions are hidden in the armpit or chest crease. Scars fade over time.

Do muscles continue to work naturally?
Yes. Implants placed under the muscle largely do not affect muscle movement.

What should I pay attention to during the recovery process?

  • Avoid heavy lifting: Chest muscles should not be strained, especially for the first 4 weeks.
  • Healthy diet: A protein-rich diet supports healing.
  • Avoid smoking and alcohol: Delays healing by affecting blood circulation.
  • Do not miss doctor's check-ups: The healing process is monitored during regular check-ups.