Is armpit breast augmentation worth it? who says yes, who regrets it
Patients who wanted no scar on the breast, had no droop, chose a size within the route's limit and had an endoscopic technique say yes years later — the trade reads as easy. Regret concentrates in patients who needed a lift, wanted larger silicone implants, or had a blunt-technique pocket.
What you get
A breast with no scar — relevant topless, lying down, in small-breasted patients with no fold to hide a line, and to anyone who simply doesn't want a visible reminder. Preserved nipple nerves and ducts. A pocket as precise as the fold's when the technique is endoscopic.
What you pay
A fine line in the armpit crease, visible with arms raised; two weeks of arm rules; a practical size limit for silicone; and the knowledge that a future revision, if ever needed, will most likely carry a fold scar. Small route-specific risks, honestly listed on the risks page.
Who says yes years later
Patients with no droop and moderate goals, who saw the incision line before surgery, accepted the arms-raised trade, and had an endoscopic pocket. In that group the choice reads as obvious in hindsight.
Who regrets it
Patients who needed a lift and were given implants instead; who wanted large silicone implants squeezed through the route; who had a blunt-technique pocket and a high-riding implant; or whose incision was placed forward of the crease. Every one of those is avoidable at the consultation stage — the candidacy page is the filter.
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