Criteria for successful breast augmentation surgery include:
1. Post-implant breasts should exhibit natural softness and texture, closely mimicking the feel of real breasts.
2. Breast size should be proportionate, consistent with typical female breast characteristics (avoiding excessive enlargement), and harmonize with the patient's body frame and chest contour.
3. Absence of complications such as hematoma, capsular contracture, nipple desensitization, implant displacement, or rejection reactions.
4. Breasts should achieve a full, upright, hemispherical shape with forward projection.
3. Absence of complications such as hematoma, capsular contracture, nipple sensation loss, implant displacement, or rejection reactions.
4. Breasts exhibit a full, upright, hemispherical projection that accentuates the chest's aesthetic curves while appearing natural and harmonious.
5. Surgical incisions are small and inconspicuous.