Breast augmentation is one of many cosmetic surgeries performed at Ahid Abood Plastic Surgery in Cambridge.

Feeling self-conscious about appearance can have a great effect on mental health and daily life. If your confidence suffers because of the size of your breasts, taking steps to feel better in yourself can have a positive impact on your future.

Making the decision to undergo surgery on your body is a brave step to take and we at AA Plastic Surgery will be here to support you along your journey.

AA Plastic Surgery is comprised of a small team of support staff and specialist nurses, ensuring privacy and the full attention of our expert surgeon, Dr Abood.

Dr Abood insists upon personalised patient care and will provide a friendly and relaxed environment for you to feel comfortable discussing your concerns and aspirations.

Dr Abood has received an excellent reputation for his natural results and the quality of his service, which extends into aftercare.

To book an appointment with Dr Ahid Abood, please email enquiries@dr-abood.co.uk or call 0800 233 5088.

About Dr Ahid Abood

Dr Ahid Abood has private clinics in both Cambridge and London Harley Street. His first-rate quality of care and skilful results attract patients from all over the UK and beyond.

Having studied medicine at the University of Cambridge, Dr Abood completed his medical training at St. Mary’s Hospital in London. He has since accomplished several prestigious fellowships in the UK, Australia and the US, during which time he learned advanced techniques in reconstructive and cosmetic surgery and trained in sub-specialties, such as skin cancer.

Dr Abood is now a lead consultant for the NHS in his role as Clinical Lead for Major Trauma Reconstruction to the East of England. His research into the treatment of skin cancer, for which he was awarded an M.Sc Distinction, also makes him a valuable member of the NHS skin cancer Multidisciplinary Team.

Dr Abood specialises in:

  • Reconstructive microsurgery for those recovering from trauma and cancer
  • Skin cancer of every form, including sentinel lymph node biopsy
  • Scar reduction

Breast Augmentation Cambridge

Breast augmentation is one of our most popular surgical procedures at AA Plastic Surgery. The procedure uses silicone implants to enlarge the breasts, increasing their volume and making them appear more youthful.

Reasons that people might seek breast augmentation include having breasts that are naturally smaller compared to most women, or losing volume in the breasts after weight loss or pregnancy.

Feeling that your breasts are too small, saggy or asymmetric can damage self-confidence. This surgical procedure can balance the proportions of the body, leaving you feeling empowered in the way you look.

The Consultation

Dr Abood undertakes detailed consultations with his clients before advising on the best course of action to achieve their desired results.  You will be offered at least two consultations prior to surgery, so that you have enough time to reflect upon the information you receive and make your final decision.

During these sessions, you will have the opportunity to discuss in depth your motivation and hopes for breast augmentation, as well as voicing any concerns that you may have.

We want you to know what to expect from the breast augmentation procedure. You will have the chance to examine the types of breast implant used by Dr Abood, so that you can get an idea of the size and shape that you would like to achieve and understand what will be put into your body.

The Procedure

Breast augmentation surgery typically lasts one hour. During the procedure you will be put under general anaesthesia, meaning that you will not be conscious.

To help guide Dr Abood in the surgery, he will need to take photographs and mark your breasts with pen so that he knows where to make incisions and place the implants. The placement of the incisions is designed to minimise and conceal scarring, and is something that you can agree on during your consultation.

In your consultation, you can also decide which ‘pocket’ of the breast you would like the implant to be placed in: below the muscle, over the muscle, or by using a partial ‘over-under’ technique.

Recovery and Results

Recovery will take between 6 to 8 weeks. In some regards, this is the most important part of the process, and we view aftercare as a priority.

After the procedure, Dr Abood and his nursing team will make sure you are comfortable and happy before you go home.

In most cases, patients report that the level of discomfort they experience from surgery is significantly less than they were expecting. We will give you the appropriate pain relief medication to manage the tenderness that you do experience, as well as a post-surgical bra that will increase your comfort levels in the initial period after surgery.

We will also supply you with clear instructions regarding aftercare, though Dr Abood and his team will be available at any time should you need to ask questions or come and see them.

The results of breast augmentation will develop fully over 6 months as swelling decreases and the implants settle into place.

One week after surgery, you will be scheduled for a follow-up appointment with Dr Abood. You will then have further check-ins at 6 weeks, 3 months, 6 months and 1 year post procedure, to monitor the progress of your recovery.

Risks

Every breast augmentation procedure is designed to minimise risks, but as with any surgical procedure, risks will remain. There are far fewer risks associated with breast augmentation than people are led to believe. There are some horror stories in the media about silicone implants, and Dr Abood can discuss any concerns you have about this in the consultation and give you some reading material to consider.

We invite you to attend an initial consultation where you can meet Dr Abood and discuss the results that you are hoping to achieve through surgery. Dr Abood will advise on the best course of treatment for you. It may be that you would benefit from a combination of the treatments listed on this page, or that your circumstances require a more personalised approach. Dr Abood’s expertise in reconstructive microsurgery and scar improvement ensures that he can perform surgeries tailored specifically to the individual.

Opening Hours and Location for AA Plastic Surgery, Cambridge

Monday 9am – 5pm

Tuesday 9am – 5pm

Wednesday 9am – 5pm

Thursday 9am – 5pm

Friday 9am – 5pm

Saturday Closed

Sunday Closed

The address of Dr Ahid Abood’s Cambridge clinic is:

Spire Cambridge Lea Hospital,

30 New Rd,

Impington,

Cambridge

CB24 9EL

Directions to AA Plastic Surgery, Cambridge

From the main railway station in Cambridge, travel north, out of the city centre and across the River Cam. Travel through the districts of Chesterton and King’s Hedges and at the A14 roundabout by Orchard’s Park, take the exit onto Bridge Road. Continue north on Bridge Road; just past Histon Football Club, turn right onto New Road. Spire Cambridge Lea Hospital can be seen on the right, after Histon and Impington Recreation Ground and opposite Histon Police Station.

If you are travelling from Cambridge Airport, go north on the A1134/Barnwell Rd. At the roundabout by McDonald’s Cambridge, take the third exit onto Newmarket Rd. Turn left onto Ditton Lane/B1407. If you pass Cambridge City Cemetery, you have gone too far. Follow the B1407 until it merges with the A14, then travel west on the A14. At the roundabout by Orchard Park, take the third exit onto Bridge Road. After Histon Football Club, turn immediately right onto New Road. Spire Cambridge Lea Hospital is located to your right, past Histon and Impington Recreation Ground and opposite Histon Police Station.

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About Cambridge

Cambridge is home to the world-class University of Cambridge, which was founded in 1209, making it the world’s fourth-oldest surviving university. Cambridge is often referred to as a university city, due to the integral part the institutions plays in the city’s economy and demographic.

People who graduate the university often go on to live and start businesses in the city, meaning that more than 40 per cent of Cambridge’s workforce has a higher education qualification.

Punting along the River Cam, past iconic buildings such as Kings College Chapel, is a past time of students. In fact, the first officiated game of football, which has grown into the world’s most popular sport, was played by university students and representatives at Parker’s Piece in 1848.

Due to its prominence in academia, several international research institutes have found a base in the city. For example, Cambridge is at the centre of the high-technology Silicon Fen and hosts the Cambridge Biomedical Campus; one of the largest biomedical research clusters in the world.

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