There is a worst case scenario that any breast enhancement client is sure to encounter and that is bad breast augmentation results and procedures.
Thankfully breast augmentation has become more sophisticated and safer in the present times, but there are still stories of clients disastrous results after going under the knife.
There are vast testimonials from women whose implants have burst inside her breasts, or whose breasts became uneven in size and volume after surgery.
Then there are the tales of women and even transgender women which included the removal of a large part of the breast tissues, resulting in even smaller breasts and worse, more expensive surgery costs.
In addition, there are also those that involved the removal of both busts because of irreparable damage to the surrounding tissues, whether through infection or numerous tumor growths.
The wrong implants, injections, and ill qualified surgeons can all spell disaster for any breast enhancement procedure, making this type of surgery a risky one for both women and transgender women.
There is nothing that reliable information or advice can't do to prevent horrible results from bust enhancement.
Many women are misinformed on the possible effects that would result from going under the knife.
In the end, the wrong choice or the best choice can determine failure or success respectively.
Breast augmentation is no exception.
Cost will greatly depend on the cosmetic surgeon's (and that of his anesthesiologist) reputation, experience, and education/qualification.
Always double-check credentials of doctors you'll be meeting for the first time.
It's very risky to have an uncertified surgeon perform implant surgery on you.