Macrolane Non-Surgical Breast Augmentation
If you want larger breasts but are not sure about surgery, Macrolane is a non-surgical option that you may choose to consider.
Macrolane is an injectable product which restores volume and shapes body surfaces. It is commonly used to boost breast size, but can also be used to fill out buttocks or calves, or even surgical scars.
This procedure offers a number of advantages:
- Local anaesthesia - no general anaesthetic
- Non-surgical procedure - less invasive
- No hospital stay needed - short recovery
The Hospital Group offer this innovative treatment in our Dublin day care centre.
Injectable Treatment
Macrolane is injected deep into the subcutis under local anaesthetic.
The special formula uses a hyaluronic acid gel which closely resembles the body’s own hyaluronic acid. This compound has been specially stabilized so that it does not break down in the body and gives long-lasting results.
It offers women an option to adjust the shape of their body in a natural, non-permanent way that does not involve the use of implants or body fat. It is not a major surgical procedure and avoids general anesthesia.
Your Consultation
If you want to know more about Macrolane and whether it's right for you, we offer a free consultation in our clinic.
Our expert will listen very carefully to your requirements and give you honest, expert advice on whether Macrolane is the right form of breast enlargement is most suitable for you and will help you understand the risks and benefits of any suitable options.
Depending on how large a breast size you'd like to achieve, your physique and how permanent a result you are looking for, you may also consider a surgical breast augmentation instead or an uplift. These are surgical options that you may wish to consider.
We can provide you with information and advice and answer any questions you may have at your consultation.
Alternatively, please feel free to call us or complete the enquiry form on this page.
Your Decision
Only you can decide whether the operation is right for you, but your surgeon and Patient Care Coordinator will help you make an informed choice with individual advice based on our years of expertise.
For further information or to book a FREE consultation, please contact our friendly team.
