Connecticut Breast Augmentation Surgeons

Below you will find average prices for breast augmentation in Connecticut, as well as various pricing factors and information. It is important that you discuss each specific price and cost with the doctor or surgeon before moving forward with your decision. Below are listings of Connecticut breast augmentation surgeons. It is suggested that patients contact multiple surgeons to review before & after photos, ask questions, and compare procedure rates.

Breast Augmentation Surgeons in Connecticut
David M. Goldenberg, M.D. Advanced Specialty Care 107 Newton Rd., Ste. 2C Danbury, CT PH: 203.791.9661 FX: 203.798.1075 Ellen A. Mahony, M.D. 131 Kings Highway North 1250 Peach Street Westport, CT PH: 203.221.0102 FX: 203.221.1121 Fredric Alan Newman, M.D., FACS 722 Post Road 2022 Brookwood Medical Center Darien, CT PH: 203.656.9999 FX: 203.655.0099	Michael L. Reed, M.D., FACS Suite 500 100 Retreat Avenue Hartford, CT PH: 860.247.5220 FX: 860.541.6050 Prasad Sureddi, M.D. 714 Chase Parkway Waterbury, CT PH: 203.757.2772 FX: 203.757.5933 Richard H. Bensimon, M.D. Aesthetic Surgical Arts 5520 Park Avenue, Suite 307 Trumbull, CT PH: 203.372.3500 FX: 203.372.8809
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According to the Society of Plastic Surgeons, the average breast augmentation price can range between $4,500 and $9,000 depending on various factors. For the most recent pricing, it is suggested that potential patients contact more than one breast augmentation surgeon in Connecticut. You can find Connecticut surgeons by searching your local yellow pages, billboards, online, and by word of mouth.

When selecting a Connecticut breast augmentation surgeon, it is recommend that you ask these questions:

• Where are you licensed to practice surgery?
• Are you board certified?
• How many breast augmentation surgeries in Connecticut have you performed?
• How many years have you been performing surgeries?
• Do you have breast augmentation photos that are available for viewing?
• What are the potential complications associated with the procedure?
• What are the chances I will need to have breast implant removal?
• Will I need to have my breast implants replaced?
• How many additional breast surgeries should I expect over my lifetime?
• What shape, size, incision site, and placement site do you recommend for me?
• Will I be able to breast feed after my Connecticut breast augmentation?
• Will my implanted breasts look differently over time?
• Will my implanted breasts look different after pregnancy?
• What are my options if I am not happy with my breasts after my procedure?
• Do you have a list of previous clients that I can speak with?

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