Breast Growth and Puberty
🛑 Breast growth generally mirrors puberty, starting around 11 or 12 years old.
🛑 For most patients, breast growth is considered stopped by the age of 18.
🛑 Breast growth stopping is a key factor before considering a breast augmentation procedure.

Breast Augmentation Considerations
👶 Younger patients (e.g., age 16) with severe asymmetry or congenital absence of breasts may be considered for augmentation sooner than the typical age limit.
⚠️ Patients should understand that breast augmentation is a significant decision involving potential risks, complications, and the need to be psychologically ready for body image changes.

Steps for Seeking Breast Augmentation
✅ The first essential step is to ensure you consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon.
✅ Schedule an initial consultation as it is a necessary process to cover all important details regarding the procedure.

Key Points & Insights
➡️ Breast development typically concludes around age 18, which is the standard benchmark before cosmetic surgery.
➡️ For cases involving significant asymmetry or absence of breasts, the timeline for augmentation might be adjusted due to the patient's formative years.
➡️ Beyond physical risks, psychological readiness to accept the new body image is a critical prerequisite for surgery.
➡️ Always prioritize finding a board-certified plastic surgeon when considering breast augmentation.

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