The Principles of Breast Augmentation SurgeryThe following are the standard principles of breast augmentation surgery...• Breast augmentation surgery can be performed either at a hospital basis or outpatient basis. If the operation is done in the hospital, the length of stay may vary depending on the following factors: the type of surgery, the formation of any post-operative complications and the over-all health of the patient.• Breast augmentation surgery can either be under local anesthesia (only the area around the breast is numbed) or the patient may be put under general anesthesia (the patient may be put to sleep).• The duration of the breast augmentation surgery can last from one to some hours. The implants may either be inserted at the back of the breast (sub-muscular) or in front of the breast muscle (sub-glandular). • The operation may be performed on one or both of the breasts.It is important that before the surgery, your doctor explains to you the extent of the operation, the approximate time the surgery will take and the drugs that will be used for nausea and pain.Like other forms of cosmetic surgeries, breast augmentation entails its own risks. Most of which may not be avoided. Due to the surgery's nature, you may have to view it as a serious decision that needs lots of contemplation. To help you avoid any unwanted after-surgery circumstances, listed below are some of the things that you must consider before undergoing breast enlargement surgery: