Amelia St. Louis is dedicated to helping individuals achieve their aesthetic aspirations through breast augmentation in St. Louis, MO. This transformative surgical procedure, also known as augmentation mammoplasty, involves placing breast implants either beneath the breast tissue or under the chest muscles to enhance breast volume, refine shape, and improve overall body proportion.
For many, this procedure represents a profound journey toward increased self-assurance, fostering a greater sense of comfort and contentment in their appearance and wardrobe choices.
What truly distinguishes Amelia St. Louis is our unwavering commitment to a highly personalized approach, granting you the autonomy to make informed decisions at every stage of your breast augmentation journey. Board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Rafi Fredman and plastic surgeon Dr. Alan Tom offer advanced rapid recovery techniques.
This means a significantly reduced downtime compared to conventional methods, allowing for a quicker return to your daily routine and an enhanced post-operative experience.
Your comprehensive consultation for breast augmentation in St. Louis, MO will be a detailed discussion where you can openly express your preferences, guided by the expertise of Dr. Rafi Fredman and Dr. Alan Tom.
Key aspects of your personalized plan at Amelia St. Louis include:
Amelia St. Louis recognizes that choosing breast augmentation in St. Louis, MO is a significant personal decision. Our dedicated team is committed to providing unparalleled care, from your initial consultation through your swift recovery and beyond, ensuring a smooth and gratifying path toward achieving the beautiful, confident silhouette you envision.


The armpit (transaxillary) scar is discreetly placed within the natural folds of the underarm, allowing for breast implant insertion without incisions on the breast itself.

The crease (inframammary) scar is the most common scar. It's positioned in the natural fold beneath the breast, providing direct access for implant placement and often resulting in a well-concealed incision.

The periareolar scar is carefully placed along the edge of the areola, utilizing the change in skin tone to camouflage the incision for implant insertion.

Profile refers to the “projection” of the implant in relation to the base width of the implant. For the same volume (e.g. 300cc), a low profile implant will typically be wider with less projection than a high profile implant. Many factors like your anatomy and personal goals, go into choosing the right implant profile. Your surgeon will help you determine what profile is right for you at your consultation.

