Feel More Confident in Your Shape

Yes. Boob job is an informal term commonly used to describe breast augmentation or augmentation mammoplasty. The procedure typically involves using breast implants to increase breast volume and change breast shape or fullness.

Boob job prices vary according to the treatment plan, implant choice and individual requirements.

Following your assessment, Medlinko can provide a personalised quotation showing your proposed treatment and what’s included in your package.

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Yes. This is an important part of the Medlinko experience.

You can start with a face-to-face consultation in London before travelling to Istanbul. If you’re unable to attend in person, online consultations are also available.

Many patients can gradually return to lighter everyday activities during the first couple of weeks, while fuller recovery generally takes several weeks.

Your exact recovery depends on your procedure, implant placement, individual healing and daily activities.

For non-physical work, some patients may be able to return after approximately 1–2 weeks.

Jobs involving heavy lifting or significant physical activity may require more time.

You should follow the advice provided according to your individual recovery.

Neither implant shape is automatically better.

Round and teardrop implants have different characteristics, and suitability depends on factors such as your anatomy, existing breast tissue and desired appearance.

Both approaches are used in breast augmentation.

The appropriate position depends on your natural breast tissue, chest anatomy, implant characteristics and desired result. Dual-plane placement may also be considered in selected cases.

Breast implants can restore volume, but they don’t always correct significant breast sagging.

If the breast tissue or nipple position has dropped considerably, a breast lift may be required. Some patients benefit from combining a lift with implants.

A mastopexy, commonly called a breast lift or boob lift, is a surgical procedure designed to reshape and raise sagging breasts by removing excess skin and repositioning breast tissue.

It can be performed alone or combined with breast implants when both lifting and additional volume are desired.

In selected patients, fat grafting to the breast can be used for breast enhancement.

Fat is taken from another area of the body through liposuction, processed and transferred to the breasts. It generally provides a more modest increase in volume than implants and requires sufficient suitable donor fat.

In selected cases, yes. Breast implants with fat transfer can combine the volume provided by an implant with targeted fat grafting.

Whether this approach is appropriate depends on the patient’s anatomy and goals.

Breast implants aren’t considered lifetime devices.

They don’t automatically need replacing after one specific number of years, but they should be monitored and may require removal or replacement in the future because of complications, changes in the breast or personal preference.

Yes. Breast implants can be removed or replaced later if required.

Depending on how the breast tissue and skin have changed, some patients may also consider a breast lift following implant removal.

Breast augmentation requires an incision, so some degree of scarring is expected.

Scar position depends on the surgical approach. Scars generally change and mature over time, although their final appearance varies between individuals.