sophisticated numbing technique · significantly less postoperative pain
Rapid Recovery Breast Augmentation by Dr. Scottsdale® (Dr. Carlos Mata). A sophisticated numbing technique numbs the nerves, incision areas, and entire breasts, significantly reducing postoperative pain compared to traditional breast augmentation and allowing for a more comfortable recovery. Board-certified, accredited surgical suite in North Scottsdale.
Rapid Recovery Breast Augmentation Scottsdale, by Dr. Carlos Mata (a.k.a. Dr. Scottsdale®), uses sophisticated numbing techniques that may expedite healing by numbing the nerves, incision areas, and entire breasts. This breast enhancement surgical method significantly reduces postoperative pain compared to traditional breast augmentation, allowing for a more comfortable recovery. It is recommended that patients refrain from exercise for at least six weeks. The rapid recovery breast augmentation procedure is performed in our sterile surgical operating room.
Implant selection is fully personalized during the consultation with Dr. Scottsdale® based on your chest-wall anatomy, tissue thickness, aesthetic goals, and lifestyle. Rather than list every product on the website, Dr. Mata walks you through the specific options he offers and helps you choose the right fit in person.
For candidates who desire fuller breasts but do not want an artificial implant, fat transfer to the breast is a natural alternative. Dr. Mata harvests fat from donor areas via liposuction and reinjects it into the breasts to add volume - typically an average one cup size gain.
The sophisticated numbing technique significantly reduces postoperative pain compared to traditional breast augmentation. Patients are typically more comfortable than they would be after a standard procedure. Driving is permitted only once you are off prescription pain medication and have been cleared by Dr. Mata. It is recommended that patients refrain from exercise for at least six weeks after surgery.
Implant selection, sizing, and a surgical plan tailored to your anatomy. Virtual ($300), in-person ($500), or a free Patient Care Coordinator orientation.