Breast Augmentation Ontario, Breast Enlargement Ontario, Breast Implants

Meet our plastic surgery and cosmetic surgery specialists offering breast augmentation in Ontario, California. Their cosmetic procedures include breast enlargement, breast implants, breast reduction, breast surgery reconstruction after a mastectomy, as well as liposuction, Botox, tummy tuck, facelift, rhinoplasty, and facial laser resurfacing. Other breast enhancement and breast surgery procedures include breast lift and breast surgery revision.

Board-Certified Plastic Surgeons in Ontario

Troy J. Andreasen, M.D.3333 East Concours Street
Building #3
Ontario, California 91764Email the Doctor

 

Tom J. Pousti, M.D., F.A.C.S.29995 Technology Drive, Suite 103
Temecula/Murrieta, California 92563Email the Doctor

 

 

On the doctor profiles you will find informative articles, before and after photos, patient testimonials, videos, and qualifications, all of which will help you make the most informed decision. For your convenience, we created a questionnaire entitled 21 Things You Should Ask Your Doctor During Your First Visit which you can print and take to your initial consultation, at which time you will have an opportunity to discuss prices, risks, complications, pre-operative preparation, post-operative care, and how to save cost by combining procedures.

Plastic Surgery / Medical Marketing / Physician Practice Management

AboutPlasticSurgery is the leader in plastic surgery marketing, cosmetic surgery marketing and physician practice management. Year after year, physicians recognize our ability to excel at medical practice search engine optimization (white hat only, of course), patient development, patient referral, and lead tracking. Every Ontario breast enhancement surgeon benefits from APS's longstanding internet presence and popularity by a mini website within a website. If you are a doctor and would like to be added to our list of Ontario, California (CA ) plastic surgeons, please call (888) 639-2002, or complete our Plastic Surgeon Enrollment Form.

Testimonial for Tom J. Pousti, M.D., F.A.C.S.by T.W.

"Dr. Pousti,

I cannot thank you enough for the work you have done for me. My asymmetry has been a huge downfall of mine for so long & now to have it corrected is truly a dream come true. Not only did you correct my issue, but you really made a masterpiece. I am truly in awe & owe so much gratitude to you. Thank you so much for this life changing experience, it will never be forgotten. You are so gifted & so many others are lucky to have you as their physician. Thank you for doing what you do - you are appreciated more than you know."

 

Testimonial for Troy J. Andreasen, M.D.

"Dear Dr. Andreasen,

Thank you so much for your wonderful work. You ahve made me more confident in myself which means a lot. I am enjoying my new addition and it's because of you. Thank you again."

 

Videos from Ontario Breast Enhancement Surgeons

Watch videos featuring Board Certified Breast Augmentation Surgeons in Ontario, California.

 

Introduction: Troy J. Andreasen, M.D. - Inland Empire, California Plastic Surgeon

Dr. Andreasen discusses his Inland Empire plastic surgery practice.

2 min. 6 seconds

 

Articles by Ontario Breast Augmentation Surgeons

Complications Related to Breast Augmentation / Mastopexy (Breast Lifting) Surgeries Breast Augmentation with Mastopexy

Breast augmentation / mastopexy (breast lifting) surgery is one of the most commonly requested breast contouring surgeries performed. Breast augmentation OR mastopexy surgery is relatively simple and complication free but breast augmentation / mastopexy surgery done together carries increased chances of complications and need for further surgery. (Courtesy of Tom J. Pousti, M.D., F.A.C.S.)

 

Breast Augmentation - Pocket Perfection

Symmastia (or medial mal-position or "uni-boob") occurs when the breast implants move too far toward the midline--the two implants may actually touch one another in the center of the chest. Often, it is necessary to expand the breast implant pocket laterally (outwardly) to allow for correct placement of the implants. (Courtesy of Tom J. Pousti, M.D., F.A.C.S.)