The fitness industry is naturally one that is very body conscious, but the bodybuilding industry is even more so. If you’re bodybuilding and competing, all eyes are on you. After all of your hard work toning and sculpting your body to be the very best that it can be, you may still find that you are not satisfied with one area that can’t really be shaped through hard work: your breasts. Some bodybuilders find that their breasts are asymmetrical, while others simply want to enhance what they already have. Both have the same goals: to increase confidence and pride in their figure, and to be competitive in their chosen sport.
The perfect first step in this process is a consultation with Dr. Kluska to discuss breast augmentation.
An important part of this preoperative consultation with Dr. Kluska includes a determination of the desired breast size and shape. Although many different breast contours can be achieved, a decision must be made that coincides with total body size, shape and the existing breast tissue. Placing an implant under the muscle usually results in softer and more natural looking breasts both standing and lying down, and decreases the possibility of unnaturally firm and painful breasts while also improving the reliability of mammograms. If you already have more natural breast tissue, implants placed over the muscle will look natural, and involve a faster and less painful recovery.
If you would like to schedule a personal consultation with Dr. Kluska, please call (706) 335-3555 or (678) 541-0339 to book an appointment.
Deciding on breast augmentation, visit our med spa location to discuss your aesthetic goals with a qualified professional and learn which options may best complement your physique, existing breast tissue, and fitness lifestyle.
Written & medically reviewed by
Dr. Michael Kluska
Triple Board-Certified Cosmetic & Plastic Surgeon | Founder of Aesthetic Arts
Dr. Michael Kluska is triple board-certified in cosmetic, plastic and reconstructive, and general surgery, with over 25 years in practice specializing in full-face and body cosmetic surgery. As a past president of the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery and an adjunct clinical professor of plastic surgery at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, he brings published, peer-reviewed expertise to every procedure at Aesthetic Arts.
