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Breast Augmentation & Surgery in Colombia

Breast augmentation, lift, reduction, and reconstruction by an internationally trained plastic surgeon in Barranquilla, Colombia — with full concierge care from consultation through recovery, at 50–73% below U.S. prices.

ColombiaFrom $3,800
U.S. avg.$6,000–$14,000
You saveUp to 73%

Breast surgery, your way

Whether you are considering augmentation, a lift, reduction, or reconstruction, IMC connects you with Dr. Samir Janne Hasbun, an internationally trained plastic surgeon who trained at the Ivo Pitanguy Institute in Rio de Janeiro, and who tailors the procedure to your goals and anatomy.

Our bilingual concierge team coordinates your consultation, surgery, lodging, and recovery so the entire journey is smooth, private, and stress-free — at a fraction of U.S. pricing.

Who this is for

Breast surgery covers several different operations with different goals — augmentation, lift, reduction, and explant with reconstruction. Choosing correctly between them is most of the outcome. A consultation is worthwhile if:

When this is not the right option

The right operation is not always the one patients arrive asking for. Where the concern is sagging rather than volume, an implant alone will not lift — a lift, with or without an implant, is the honest answer. Smoking materially raises complication risk in breast surgery, particularly for lifts, and surgeons will ask you to stop. If your expectations cannot be met safely by any operation, you should be told that at consultation.

How the process runs

  1. 1

    Consultation request

    You describe your goals and history and share photos. This is free and happens before any travel.

  2. 2

    Surgical plan and fixed quote

    You receive the recommended procedure — which may not be the one you asked about — with implant type or technique where relevant, and a written quote within 24 hours.

  3. 3

    In-person consultation and sizing

    Measurements, examination, and sizing are done in person. Pre-operative labs and imaging are completed in Barranquilla.

  4. 4

    Surgery

    Performed under general anaesthesia in an accredited facility, typically as a day or overnight case.

  5. 5

    Early recovery in Barranquilla

    A stay of roughly 7–10 days lets your surgeon review healing and clear you to fly.

  6. 6

    Follow-up

    Support garment, activity restrictions, and scar care continue at home with bilingual follow-up.

Recovery, realistically

Expect to sleep upright for the first week or two and to wear a surgical support bra continuously for several weeks. Most patients are off strong analgesia within days, back to desk work in one to two weeks, and cleared for upper-body training at around six weeks.

Shape settles slowly. Implants sit high initially and drop into position over roughly three to six months, and scars from a lift or reduction continue to fade for a year or more. Judging the result at three weeks — or booking surgery close to a wedding or holiday — reliably leads to disappointment.

Risks and honest limits

Recognised risks include bleeding, infection, changes in nipple and skin sensation, asymmetry, and problems with scarring. Implants add their own: capsular contracture, rupture, rippling, and the fact that implants are not lifetime devices — revision or replacement at some point is a realistic expectation, not a rare complication. Breast surgery can also affect breastfeeding, and mammographic screening needs to account for implants.

Travelling for breast surgery means revision surgery, if you ever need it, is not a short drive away. That is a genuine trade-off worth weighing openly against the cost saving. It is also why the 7–10 day stay and structured remote follow-up exist, and why we would rather set expectations plainly at the quote stage than have you discover them afterwards.

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What's included

Plastic surgery consultation and surgical plan
Breast procedure by an internationally trained surgeon
Implants or technique as planned, facility and anesthesia
Post-operative garments and follow-up
Bilingual concierge — travel, lodging, recovery support

Meet your specialist

Dr. Samir Janne Hasbun
Dr. Samir Janne Hasbun
Plastic Surgeon
10+ years experience · Barranquilla, Colombia · 4.8/5
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Why patients choose Barranquilla with IMC

Save 50–92%

World-class care at a fraction of U.S. prices, with no surprise costs.

Internationally trained specialists

Certified physicians in accredited facilities — not a tourist package with unknown doctors.

2 hours from Miami

Direct flights and a bilingual concierge who coordinates everything end to end.

No obligation

Free quote within 24 hours. You decide with all the information in hand.

Frequently asked questions

How much does breast augmentation cost in Colombia?
Breast surgery starts from about $3,800 in Colombia versus $6,000–$14,000 in the United States — savings of up to 73%. The exact price depends on the procedure and implant choice. IMC sends a free, personalized quote within 24 hours.
How long should I plan to stay?
Most patients stay around 7–10 days so the surgeon can monitor early recovery and clear you to fly home. IMC arranges lodging and follow-up appointments for your full stay.
What types of breast surgery are offered?
Augmentation, lift (mastopexy), reduction, augmentation with lift, and reconstructive procedures. Breast surgery is also frequently combined into a "mommy makeover" — your surgeon will recommend the right plan in consultation.
Are the implants and facilities safe?
Yes. Procedures are performed in accredited facilities using internationally recognized implant brands, by internationally trained plastic surgeons. You will review your surgeon's credentials and plan before committing.
Do I need an implant or a lift?
That depends on whether your concern is volume or position, and it is the single most important decision in breast surgery. An implant adds volume but does very little to raise a breast that has descended; a lift repositions tissue and can be done with or without an implant. Photographs help, but this is assessed properly in person — and a surgeon recommending against what you originally asked for is a good sign, not a bad one.
Are implants permanent?
No. Implants are medical devices with a finite lifespan, and a proportion of patients need revision or replacement over the years for rupture, capsular contracture, or simply changing preference. Anyone describing them as a one-time, lifetime decision is not giving you the full picture.
Can I still breastfeed afterwards?
Many patients can, but no operation on the breast can guarantee it, and the risk varies with the technique and incision used. If future breastfeeding matters to you, say so at consultation — it genuinely influences which approach is recommended.
What happens if I need a revision after I go home?
Your surgeon and IMC remain reachable and follow-up continues remotely in your own language. But it is fair to be direct: a revision means travelling again. That is the real trade-off of having surgery abroad, and it should be part of your decision from the start rather than a surprise later.

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