Breast Augmentation

Board-certified breast augmentation surgery offering silicone, saline, and next-generation Motiva implants via peri-areolar, inframammary fold, or endoscopic axillary approaches. Dr. Johnny Franco, a nationally recognized breast augmentation specialist with 10,000+ procedures, performs a no-cut Breast Augmentation Preservation technique using hydrodissection at the premium tier. Transparent all-inclusive pricing from $9,500 covers surgeon, anesthesia, and facility fees.

Austin Plastic Surgeon offers breast augmentation surgery led primarily by Dr. Johnny Franco, a board-certified plastic surgeon (FACS) with 12+ years of experience and 10,000+ completed procedures who is nationally recognized for his expertise in breast augmentation and body contouring. The practice publishes transparent, all-inclusive pricing that covers surgeon fees, anesthesia, and facility costs with no hidden charges. Three distinct surgical approaches are available: the peri-areolar incision (placed at the border of the areola for minimal visible scarring) and inframammary fold incision (placed in the natural crease beneath the breast) are the standard approaches, priced from $9,500 to $12,000. The endoscopic axillary approach places the incision in the armpit, leaving the breast itself entirely scar-free, and is priced from $10,000 to $13,500. At the premium tier, the Breast Augmentation Preservation technique uses hydrodissection — a no-cut method that creates the implant pocket using pressurized fluid rather than electrocautery or sharp dissection — and is priced from $17,000 to $19,000. Implant options include traditional silicone gel and saline implants as well as Motiva implants, a newer generation ergonomic implant with a progressive gel that adapts to body position. The practice offers comprehensive consultations to help patients select the appropriate implant size, profile, and approach based on their anatomy, lifestyle, and aesthetic goals. Recovery typically involves returning to light activity within one to two weeks and full activity within four to six weeks.