Whether the prosthesis will leave obvious scars after breast augmentation is generally related to the position of the surgical incision. Generally speaking, breast augmentation surgery has three incision positions, namely axillary incision, areola incision and cleavage incision under the breast. Different incision positions have a direct impact on whether obvious scars will be left.

1, axillary incision

This incision is at the top of the armpit or slightly below the skin folds, far from the breast, and easy to hide in the skin folds of the armpit, so even after surgery, it will not be too obvious.

2, areola incision

The areola incision is made at the edge of areola, and the arc length is 3-4cm. Because the incision is not large, and it is located between the pigmented areola and the skin with lighter pigment, it can also hide the scar visually.

3. Submammary split incision

This incision is designed at the lower breast fold 1-3cm, that is, the lower breast segment and chest wall are folded back. If the incision is made here, it will be closer to the prosthesis cavity, and the normal tissue and key tissue will pass less, so the damage to the normal tissue can be greatly reduced. But this kind of incision can't hide the scar, so it often leaves obvious scars.

In addition to the position of the incision will affect whether the scar is obvious after operation, the doctor's skill is also a very key factor. It is suggested that beauty seekers choose regular hospitals and find professional and experienced doctors for surgery. Professional doctors not only have a solid operating foundation, but also have strict control over the operation process, and can also adopt appropriate incision design according to their own conditions.