Six months after surgery, you're looking at the result of a breast augmentation performed on a 35-year-old female patient using the crescent technique and Sientra implants. The before photo shows surgical planning markings already drawn on the skin, indicating the nipple-areola complex positioning and pocket boundaries mapped out ahead of the procedure. The after photo shows the breasts with noticeably increased volume and the nipple-areola complexes sitting in an upward-facing position, consistent with what the crescent technique is designed to achieve. The skin surface appears well-healed at the six-month mark. Individual results vary. Book a consultation with Dr. Alexander Digenis to see whether this approach suits your anatomy.