Harley Street Clinic Surrey provides breast augmentation for patients who want to increase breast volume, improve symmetry or restore shape following pregnancy, breastfeeding, weight changes or ageing.
Based in Reigate, our CQC-registered clinic provides a clinical setting in which a doctor or specialist surgeon assesses each patient. Your treatment plan will be tailored to your anatomy, preferences and desired outcome, with careful consideration given to implant choice, surgical technique, safety and recovery.
From £5,950
3-4 Hours
1–2 weeks of initial recovery, with most normal activities resumed within 6 weeks. Breasts and implants may take up to 6 months to fully settle into their final position and shape.
Local anaesthetic at our Reigate clinic
Note: If general anaesthetic is preferred or clinically required, patients can be referred to a partner hospital or clinic.
Long term, with future monitoring required
Breast augmentation is a surgical procedure used to increase the size of the breasts or change their shape and proportions. It is most commonly performed using breast implants, although selected patients may be suitable for augmentation using their own fat.
Breast augmentation is a highly individual procedure. The most appropriate implant, placement and surgical technique will depend on your existing breast tissue, chest measurements, skin quality and personal goals.
Breast augmentation can increase breast volume, but it may not adequately address significant breast ptosis or drooping. If this is a concern, your surgeon will explain whether an alternative or additional breast procedure may be more appropriate.
Breast augmentation can be performed using breast implants, including Motiva implants, or through fat transfer as a separate option for suitable patients.
Explore the key differences between these two breast augmentation options below:
| Breast implants | Fat transfer |
|---|---|
| Can provide a more noticeable and predictable increase in breast volume | Usually provides a more modest increase in volume |
| Offers a choice of implant sizes, shapes and profiles | Uses fat collected from your own body |
| Does not require sufficient donor fat | Requires enough suitable fat in another area |
| Creates an incision for implant placement | Requires small incisions for fat collection and transfer |
| Implants may require monitoring or further surgery in the future | Some transferred fat may be absorbed by the body |
Your consultation is an opportunity to discuss what you would like to change and understand what breast augmentation can realistically achieve.
Your surgeon will review your medical history and examine your breasts, skin and chest proportions. You will be able to discuss implant size, shape, profile and placement, as well as incision position, scars, recovery and possible complications.
Before surgery, your surgeon will confirm the agreed treatment plan and make careful markings to guide implant position and incision placement.
Breast augmentation at our Reigate clinic is performed under local anaesthetic. Once the treatment area is fully anaesthetised, the surgeon creates the planned incision and forms a pocket for the breast implant. The implant is then positioned according to the agreed surgical plan before the incision is closed and dressings are applied.
If general anaesthetic is preferred or considered more appropriate following assessment, we can arrange referral to a partner hospital or clinic where the procedure can be carried out under general anaesthetic.
Swelling, bruising, tightness and discomfort are common during the early stages. The breasts may initially sit higher or feel firmer than expected before gradually settling.
You will receive personalised guidance covering wound care, supportive garments, sleeping position, driving, work, lifting and exercise.
Breast implants may require further surgery in the future, or you may decide that your existing implants no longer suit your preferences. Harley Street Clinic Surrey provides personalised surgical assessments for patients considering breast implant exchange, revision or removal at our Reigate clinic.
Your surgeon will assess your existing implants, breast tissue, skin quality, medical history and reasons for seeking further surgery. Where available, you may be asked to provide information about your original procedure and implants. The options, expected outcome, recovery requirements and potential risks will be explained before a treatment plan is recommended.
Breast implant exchange involves removing existing implants and replacing them with new ones. Patients may consider replacement because they would like to change the size, shape or type of their implants, or because of concerns such as rupture, capsular contracture, implant movement or changes in the appearance of the breasts.
Breast implant revision may involve more than replacing the implant. Depending on your needs, surgery could include adjusting the implant pocket, addressing scar tissue surrounding the implant or combining implant replacement with another breast procedure.
Some patients choose to have their breast implants removed without replacement. This may be due to personal preferences, changes in breast shape, concerns about an implant or a wish to return to a smaller breast size.
The appearance of the breasts after implant removal will depend on factors such as the size of the implants, how long they have been in place, the amount of natural breast tissue and the elasticity of the skin. The breasts may appear smaller, looser or different in shape once the implants have been removed.
Your surgeon will explain whether removal alone is likely to meet your goals or whether another option, such as a breast uplift or fat transfer, may be worth considering.
Breast implants are available in different sizes, shapes and profiles. These factors influence how much volume is added, how far the breasts project and the overall shape of the result.
At Harley Street Clinic Surrey, we use Motiva breast implants for breast augmentation procedures. Motiva implants are available in different sizes, profiles and gel characteristics, allowing your surgeon to recommend an implant suited to your anatomy, existing breast tissue and desired outcome.
Choosing an implant is not simply about selecting a cup size. Your surgeon will consider your chest width, existing breast tissue, skin quality, proportions and aesthetic goals when recommending the most appropriate Motiva implant.
The benefits, limitations and known risks associated with the recommended implant will be explained before you decide whether to proceed.
For some patients, fat transfer breast augmentation may provide an alternative to implants. This approach uses fat collected from another area of the body and carefully transferred to the breasts.
Fat transfer is generally better suited to patients seeking a more modest increase in volume. You will also need enough suitable donor fat for the procedure. Some transferred fat may be naturally absorbed by the body, which means the final volume can be less predictable than augmentation with implants.
Fat is usually collected using a form of liposuction. Your surgeon can explain the likely outcome, donor areas and whether more than one procedure may be required.
Increase naturally small breast volume
Restore volume lost following pregnancy or breastfeeding
Improve differences in breast size or shape
Restore proportion following weight loss
Create a breast shape that better complements their frame
Harley Street Clinic Surrey is a CQC-registered aesthetic and cosmetic clinic based in Reigate. Breast augmentation procedures at our Reigate clinic are performed under local anaesthetic by specialist surgeons within an appropriate clinical setting. We use Motiva breast implants and every breast augmentation journey begins with an individual surgical assessment. Your surgeon will consider your anatomy, breast tissue, chest proportions, skin quality and desired outcome before recommending an appropriate implant and surgical plan. You will receive clear information about the procedure, anaesthetic, recovery, potential risks and limitations before deciding whether surgery is right for you. Our clinical team will also provide aftercare guidance and arrange appropriate postoperative follow-up.
All treatments are performed by fully qualified and experienced medical practitioners.
Fully regulated We are regulated by the Care Quality Commission
We will follow up with you and take care of any questions you may have prior and post treatment.
Our doctors are on the General Medical Council's specialist register.
We only use MHRA-approved, market-leading products for all our treatments.
Harley Street Clinic Surrey is located in central Reigate, welcoming surgical patients from across Surrey, Sussex, South London and the wider South East.
The clinic is conveniently positioned for patients travelling from areas including Redhill, Epsom, Banstead, Sutton, Croydon, Oxted, Cobham, Leatherhead, Dorking, Guildford, Woking, Crawley, East Grinstead, Horsham, Tunbridge Wells and Sevenoaks.
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Breast augmentation can improve differences in breast size or shape. This may involve using different implant sizes or adjusting the surgical technique for each breast. Some natural asymmetry may remain, and perfect symmetry cannot be guaranteed.
Breast augmentation prices at Harley Street Clinic Surrey start from £5,950.
The final breast augmentation price will depend on your individual treatment plan, including the selected implant and surgical approach. You will receive a personalised quotation after your consultation.
Yes. Breast augmentation at our Reigate clinic is performed under local anaesthetic. Conscious sedation may also be used where appropriate, but it is not required in every case.
Suitability for local anaesthetic will depend on the planned procedure, implant position, your medical history and individual treatment plan. Your surgeon will discuss the most appropriate anaesthetic approach with you during your consultation.
Yes. Breast screening remains important for people with implants. Tell the screening service and radiographer about your implants before the appointment, as additional views or an adapted technique may be required.
Breast implants do not prevent pregnancy, but pregnancy and breastfeeding can change the size, skin and shape of the breasts. These changes may alter the appearance achieved through surgery.
The position of the scar depends on the surgical approach. An incision within the crease beneath the breast is commonly used. Scars usually change and fade over time, although they will not disappear completely.
Motiva breast implants are advanced silicone gel-filled medical devices used for breast augmentation and reconstruction.
Manufactured by Establishment Labs, they are engineered to mimic the natural movement, feel, and look of real breast tissue while incorporating high-tech safety features to lower complication rates.
