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Meet Dr. Stephanie Power, a board-certified female plastic surgeon performing breast augmentation for patients throughout the Etobicoke area. Whether you're looking to enhance your natural breast size, restore volume lost after pregnancy, or correct asymmetry, Dr. Power takes a personalized approach to help you achieve natural-looking, proportionate results.
As a female plastic surgeon, Dr. Power brings a feminine perspective to breast augmentation, prioritizing results that look and feel natural for your body. Our Etobicoke patients appreciate the time she takes during consultation to understand their goals and discuss implant options in detail.
A breast augmentation involves the surgical placement of implants to increase breast size and improve shape. Several factors, including implant type, size, shape, and placement, will determine your results, and Dr. Power will guide you through each decision.
What is Breast Augmentation?
Breast augmentation surgery enhances breast size and shape through the placement of implants. Many women pursue breast augmentation to enhance their natural breasts, restore volume after pregnancy or weight loss, or correct asymmetry between the breasts.
Implant Type
The two types of breast implants are saline and silicone. Saline implants are filled with sterile salt water and are safely resorbed by the body if the implant ruptures. Silicone implants, including modern form-stable options, tend to have a more natural feel and require periodic monitoring for silent rupture.
Implant Size and Placement
Implants are sized by volume rather than bra cup size, and your breast base diameter helps determine the best size for your frame and goals. Implants can be placed either above or below the chest muscle; placement below the muscle is often more natural-looking but involves a longer recovery.
Who is a Candidate for Breast Augmentation?
Good candidates for breast augmentation are in good general health, have realistic expectations about results, and are bothered by breast volume, shape, or symmetry. Patients who have finished breastfeeding and have a stable weight tend to have the most predictable, long-lasting results.
Ideal Candidates for Breast Augmentation in Etobicoke are:
- In good overall health, with a stable weight
- Bothered by breast volume, shape, or asymmetry
- A non-smoker, or willing to quit at least 4 weeks before and after surgery
- Have finished breastfeeding, if applicable
- Have reasonable expectations about results
Incision Options
The two most common incision options are inframammary (below the breast crease) and periareolar (around the nipple). Each leaves a scar that typically fades over time and settles into position as the implants drop into place. The best option for you will depend on your chosen implant, anatomy, and preference, and will be discussed in detail during your consultation.
Breast Augmentation Recovery
Breast augmentation is performed under general anesthesia, so you will need someone to take you home and stay with you for the first 24 hours. Most patients need about one to two weeks of recovery and can return to work or school within about a week. A surgical bra is generally worn for around 6 weeks to support the new implants while swelling and discomfort subside, which is usually most noticeable during the first few days.
Schedule a Consultation
To learn more about breast augmentation and the other plastic surgery procedures offered by Dr. Stephanie Power, please contact our practice today. We welcome Etobicoke patients and are happy to discuss your goals and help determine whether breast augmentation is right for you.
During your consultation, Dr. Power will review your medical history, discuss implant options, and help you visualize your results using sizers. Fill out our online form or give us a call to schedule your confidential consultation.
About Etobicoke, Toronto
Etobicoke, now part of the City of Toronto, is a diverse and historic district located on the western edge of Canada’s largest city. The area’s name comes from the Mississauga word “wadoopikaang,” meaning “place where the alders grow,” referring to the alder trees that once lined the Etobicoke Creek. Indigenous peoples, particularly the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, inhabited this region for thousands of years before European settlement began in the late 18th century.
European settlers arrived in the 1790s, and the area was officially established as Etobicoke Township in 1850. Throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries, Etobicoke remained largely agricultural and rural, with small villages developing around key crossroads and along the lakeshore. The construction of the Queen Elizabeth Way in 1939 and the expansion of Toronto following World War II sparked rapid suburbanization. Etobicoke transformed from farmland into a thriving suburban community, attracting families seeking spacious homes and good schools while maintaining easy access to downtown Toronto.
In 1998, Etobicoke was amalgamated with the cities of Toronto, North York, York, Scarborough, and East York to form the current City of Toronto. Today, Etobicoke is known for its beautiful waterfront parks along Lake Ontario, including Humber Bay Park with stunning views of the Toronto skyline, as well as the Humber River valley and its extensive trail system. The area features diverse neighborhoods ranging from established residential communities to modern condominium developments, excellent schools, shopping districts like Sherway Gardens, and a rich multicultural population. With convenient access to downtown Toronto via the Gardiner Expressway, TTC subway, and GO Transit, Etobicoke remains a desirable place to live, work, and raise a family.
