Breast Augmentation in Dubai—commonly referred to as a "boob job"—is one of the most frequently performed cosmetic surgical procedures in Dubai. Designed to enhance breast volume, reshape contours, and correct asymmetry, the procedure helps patients achieve balanced body proportions and restored self-confidence.



Led by Dr. Jaffer Khan—Founder, Medical Director, and Consultant Plastic Surgeon—the surgical practice emphasizes bespoke, natural-looking results combined with strict adherence to international patient safety standards.



About Dr. Jaffer Khan


Dr. Jaffer Khan is a premier plastic surgeon in the Middle East with over 25 years of specialized clinical experience.





  • Clinical Background: Formerly a Consultant Plastic Surgeon in the UK, Dr. Khan completed extensive higher surgical training across major institutions, including St. Bartholomew’s and the Royal London Hospitals.



  • Credentials: FRCSI (Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland), Intercollegiate Specialist Fellowship in Plastic Surgery (FRCS Plast.), and FACS (Fellow of the American College of Surgeons).



  • Academic Leadership: Visiting Professor at Anglia Ruskin University (UK), where he co-leads the Master of Surgery (MCh) in Aesthetic Plastic Surgery degree program in Dubai.



  • Practices: Founder and Medical Director at Aesthetics International, The Nova Clinic by Aesthetics, and AEON Clinic (Atlantis The Royal, Palm Jumeirah).



Primary Types of Breast Augmentation


Breast augmentation techniques are customized based on the patient's existing tissue, chest wall structure, and desired outcome.



1. Silicone Gel Implants


Silicone implants are the gold standard for breast augmentation. They utilize FDA-approved cohesive gel ("gummy bear" implants) that holds its shape and mimics the feel of natural breast tissue.





  • Profiles: Round (for fuller upper-pole projection) or Teardrop/Anatomical (for a subtle, natural slope).



  • Durability: Highly resilient with low rupture rates.



2. Saline Implants


Saline implants consist of a silicone shell filled with sterile salt water during surgery. While less commonly used today than silicone, they offer uniform expansion and require smaller incision lengths.



3. Autologous Fat Transfer


For patients seeking a subtle increase in size (typically 0.5 to 1 cup size) without synthetic implants, fat transfer utilizes the patient's own fat.





  • Fat is harvested via liposuction from areas such as the abdomen, flanks, or thighs.



  • The harvested fat is purified and strategically reinjected into the breast tissue.



Surgical Techniques & Placement Options


Dr. Khan utilizes advanced incision and placement protocols to minimize visible scarring and maximize implant stability.






                     SURGICAL DECISION MATRIX
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INCISION SELECTION IMPLANT PLACEMENT
• Inframammary (under breast fold) • Dual-Plane (Submuscular / Subglandular)
• Periareolar (around lower areola border) • Submammary (Above chest muscle)
• Transaxillary (within armpit crease) • Submuscular (Beneath chest muscle)


































Feature Inframammary Periareolar Dual-Plane / Submuscular
Location In the natural fold under the breast Along the lower border of the dark skin around the nipple Positioned partially or fully beneath the pectoralis major muscle
Best Used For Most silicone implant placements; provides direct access Patients with larger areolas or requiring simultaneous lift Thin tissue patients; provides optimal coverage and lower risk of rippling
Visibility Hidden within the breast crease Blends into the skin transition boundary Internal placement (no external scar difference)

The Treatment Journey






1.1. Comprehensive Consultation:Anatomical assessment & 3D planning.
During your initial visit, Dr. Khan performs a clinical evaluation measuring chest dimensions, base width, skin elasticity, and soft tissue coverage. You will discuss implant profile options, volume (cc), and placement strategies tailored to your physique.







2.2. Pre-Operative Preparation:Medical clearance.
Patients undergo complete blood work and pre-operative health screenings. You will be instructed to pause blood-thinning medications, anti-inflammatory drugs, and smoking at least two weeks prior to surgery.







3.3. The Surgical Procedure:Duration: 1 to 2 Hours.
Performed under general anesthesia in a accredited surgical facility. Precise surgical pockets are created, implants are placed symmetrically, and incisions are closed in multiple layers using dissolvable sutures.







4.4. Immediate Post-Op & Recovery:First 14 Days.
Patients wear a supportive surgical bra or compression garment continuously to minimize edema (swelling) and hold the implants in position. Most patients return to light desk work within 5 to 7 days.







5.5. Full Healing & Final Outcome:Weeks 4 to 12.
Swelling subsides gradually as implants "drop and soften" into their natural position over 3 to 6 months. Full athletic clearance (including heavy chest exercises) is typically granted after 6 weeks.







Frequently Asked Questions


How long do breast implants last?


Modern FDA-approved silicone implants are engineered for long-term safety. While they do not have a fixed expiration date, they are not considered lifetime devices; many women keep their implants for 10 to 15+ years without issue unless they choose to change size or undergo a lift later in life.



Will breast augmentation affect my ability to breastfeed?


In most cases, breast augmentation does not interfere with breastfeeding, especially when implants are placed in the dual-plane or submuscular position beneath the chest muscle, leaving milk ducts intact.



Can breast augmentation be combined with a breast lift?


Yes. If significant skin laxity or sagging (ptosis) is present, Dr. Khan may recommend a combined procedure (Augmentation-Mastopexy) to simultaneously restore lost volume and elevate the breast position.



Consultation Checklist




  • [ ] Define Goals: Consider your target breast size, shape, and lifestyle (e.g., high-impact sports, wardrobe preferences).



  • [ ] Prepare Medical History: Bring records of prior surgeries, mammograms, and a list of current supplements/medications.



  • [ ] Plan Recovery Window: Reserve 5 to 7 days off work and line up assistance for heavy lifting or childcare for the first week post-op.



 


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