Plastic Surgery

Preservé™ Technique in Mammoplasty: The technique that enhances the natural breast, preserves sensitivity, and respects breastfeeding 🤍

May 19, 2025
By Fernando Amato

Preservé™: the technique that transforms mammoplasty with more naturalness and less trauma

More and more women are seeking aesthetic solutions that respect their body, health, and femininity. Thus, in this context, the Preservé™ technique in mammoplasty emerges as an advanced surgical approach that prioritizes the preservation of the natural breast structure, its sensitivity, and the ability to breastfeed.

Therefore, indicated for procedures such as reduction mammoplasty, mastopexy, and breast implants, this technique differentiates itself by causing less tissue trauma and offering more durable and natural results.

⭐Article Highlights⭐

✅ Technique that respects the natural breast anatomy

💡 Preserves sensitivity and breast function

🤱 Maintains breastfeeding capacity

🔬 Reduces surgical trauma and promotes faster recovery

🛡️ Associated with latest generation implants

🧬 What is the Preservé™ technique?

The Preservé™ technique is a surgical approach that aims to minimize aggression to breast tissues during surgery, maintaining vascularization, nerves, mammary ducts, and glands as intact as possible.

This preservation of structures provides:

Lower risk of complications;
Better healing;
More post-operative comfort;
Preservation of natural breast functions, such as breastfeeding and sensation.

🌸 Benefits of the Preservé™ technique

Preserves the natural and beautiful breast

However, by respecting the anatomy of the mammary gland, the technique results in a breast with a more harmonious, soft-to-the-touch, and natural appearance, even with the use of a prosthesis.

This characteristic is especially valued by patients seeking discrete results with long-lasting aesthetic appeal.

🤱 Preserves breastfeeding capacity

Furthermore, one of the great differentials of the technique is the care taken to preserve the lactiferous ducts and glandular tissues responsible for milk production and conduction. This is essential for:

Women who still wish to have children;
Young patients seeking aesthetic results without compromising their future health.

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🧠 Preserves breast sensitivity

Thus, preserving the peripheral nerves of the breast avoids damage that could compromise the sensitivity of the nipple and areola region. This provides:

Better quality of life in the postoperative period;
Greater emotional and physical comfort;
Maintenance of tactile and erogenous response.

🫁 Preserves tissue vascularization

The technique values the main blood vessels, which:

Reduces the risk of tissue necrosis;
Promotes more efficient healing;
Minimizes the formation of fibroses or contractures.

This care therefore makes the procedure safer, especially when performed with breast implants.

👩‍⚕️ Ideal patient profile for Preservé™

Patients who benefit most from the Preservé™ technique are those who:

Desire natural results;
Value mammary function;
Seek less trauma and faster recovery;
Have good skin elasticity and no pronounced ptosis (sagging);
Are willing to follow pre and post-operative care guidelines.

Thus, it is important to emphasize that an individual evaluation with the plastic surgeon is fundamental to indicate the ideal technique for each case.

🔬 Associated technology: SmoothSilk® Ergonomix²

However, the Preservé™ technique is usually associated with SmoothSilk® Ergonomix² implants, which were developed to simulate the natural behavior of breast tissue.

These implants offer:

TrueMonobloc®

Integration of all implant parts for greater resistance and safety.

ProgressiveGel Ultima®

Internal gel with progressive viscosity, which follows the body's movement, thus simulating a natural breast.

Advanced Biocompatibility

The SmoothSilk® surface minimizes friction with tissues, reducing inflammation and the risk of encapsulation.

Greater flexibility and stability

Easily molds to the patient's anatomy, thus providing comfort and lasting beauty.

📆 Schedule a personalized evaluation

Therefore, if you are considering breast surgery and wish to combine beauty, function, and safety, the Preservé™ technique may be the ideal choice for you.

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Schedule your consultation now with Dr. Fernando Amato, Plastic Surgeon, and discover how to achieve your goals with more naturalness and less trauma.

Questions and Answers:

What is the Preservé™ technique? It is a surgical technique that preserves the natural tissues of the breast, including nerves, vessels, and glands, promoting more natural and functional results.
Is Preservé™ suitable for any breast surgery? No. The technique is primarily indicated for patients with good anatomy and preserved breast tissues. The surgeon will evaluate each case.
Can I breastfeed after a mammoplasty with Preservé™? Yes, the technique is precisely developed to maintain the mammary ducts and allow future breastfeeding.
Is Preservé™ used with any type of implant? It is generally combined with implants like SmoothSilk® Ergonomix², which complement the naturalness of the technique.
Is it more expensive than the traditional technique? It may have a slightly higher cost due to its complexity and the materials used, but the long-term benefit justifies it.
Is recovery faster with this technique? Yes, being less traumatic, it tends to provide a more comfortable postoperative period with less pain.
Is there less risk of complications? Yes, by preserving vessels and nerves, the risk of necrosis, loss of sensation, and infection can be reduced.
Does this technique leave smaller scars? Scars depend on the type of surgery, but the goal is always to minimize aggression to the skin and tissues.
How long do the results of the Preservé™ technique last? Results tend to be more durable due to the preservation of structures and the use of high-tech implants.
Do I need to stop smoking before surgery? Yes. Smoking compromises vascularization and increases the risk of complications. See the risks of smoking here.