Breast augmentation at Hill Country Plastic Surgery is a personalized, detail-driven procedure designed to enhance breast volume, restore youthful contour, and achieve natural, beautifully balanced proportions. As one of the most sought-after cosmetic surgeries in the country, breast augmentation can elevate symmetry, refine shape, and help you feel more confident in, and connected to, your body. At Hill Country Plastic Surgery in San Antonio, board-certified plastic surgeons Dr. Amita Shah and Dr. Scott Farber provide concierge-level care, guiding you through implant options, surgical approaches, and aesthetic considerations to ensure results that are elegant, harmonious, and never overdone. With a thoughtful, individualized treatment plan, we help each patient achieve the breast appearance that aligns with their goals and sense of self.
Breast Implant Options, Placement and Incision
What is the Best Breast Implant Type?
At Hill Country Plastic Surgery, we offer a range of advanced breast implant options to suit your body and goals. Our board-certified plastic surgeons work closely with you to select the best implant for your lifestyle, anatomy, and aesthetic preferences. We offer two FDA-approved implant types:
- Silicone implants, known for their natural feel and look.
- Saline implants, filled with sterile saltwater after placement, allow for a smaller incision and size flexibility.
We are also proud to offer Motiva breast implants, a next-generation silicone implant designed for enhanced safety, durability, and a beautifully natural feel. Motiva implants are known for their innovative shell technology, lower risk of complications, and excellent aesthetic outcomes, making them a great option for women seeking premium results.
What is the Best Breast Implant Placement?
Each approach offers unique benefits depending on your body type and desired results. During your consultation, you'll have the opportunity to discuss the look you want to achieve. You can choose from three placement techniques:
- Subglandular (above the muscle)
- Submuscular (under the muscle)
- Dual plane (partially under the muscle)
Based on your goals and anatomy, your surgeon will recommend the most appropriate placement option to deliver a natural, balanced result while minimizing risk. To learn more, please visit this page.























