Miami · Breast Surgery
Breast augmentation in Miami works best when implant choice follows your anatomy rather than a number. Dr. Ronald Espinoza measures base width, tissue thickness and existing position, then selects a profile and placement that suits your frame and your lifestyle.
If volume is the only issue, an augmentation alone is enough. If the nipple sits at or below the breast fold, a lift restores position, and an implant can be added for upper-pole fullness. Choosing wrongly between these is the most common source of disappointment, so it is decided carefully at consultation.
Silicone and saline options, profile, and above- or below-muscle placement are all discussed with the trade-offs made explicit.
Desk work is typically resumed in three to five days, light cardio in two to three weeks, and full upper-body training at around six weeks. Implants settle into their final position over roughly three months.
Miami patients frequently seek correction of older implants — capsular contracture, malposition, rippling or a size they no longer want. Revision and explant with lift are part of the practice.
Sizing is based on base-width measurements and tissue coverage, then confirmed with sizers so the choice matches your body rather than a cup-size label.
Not on a fixed schedule. They are replaced when there is a problem — rupture, contracture or a desire to change size. Monitoring is part of long-term follow-up.
Yes. Consultations, planning and recovery instructions are fully bilingual.
Book a free bilingual breast surgery consultation in Miami with Dr. Espinoza.
