Yes, you can book a complimentary virtual consultation with our patient coordinator Lucy to learn more about MIA and Preservè before committing to an in-person assessment.

Yes, in most cases. The incisions and implant placement usually do not interfere with milk ducts or glands.

Motiva implants are designed for long-term safety and durability. However, while there is no fixed replacement timeline, we recommend regular check-ups and imaging every few years after the 10 year mark.

Absolutely. Our international concierge team can coordinate your entire journey — from scheduling your surgery and arranging flights, hotel and transport to providing pre‑ and post‑operative support. We also offer translation assistance and enhanced recovery care to ensure a seamless, comfortable experience for patients travelling from abroad.

A: At our clinic, the cost of breast preserving minimally invasive surgery starts at £9,500 and can range up to £11,000. This investment secures not only medical expertise from a leading UK plastic surgeon but also access to advanced techniques such as Motiva® MIA FemTech & Preservè minimally invasive breast surgery. These procedures are renowned for delivering stunning, natural-looking results with minimal scarring and comprehensive aftercare. Each surgery is tailored to meet the unique needs and aesthetic goals of the patient, ensuring high satisfaction and beautiful, natural results. If you're looking for a premium, personalised approach to breast surgery, Dr Ali Arnaout's clinic offers an unparalleled blend of innovation, care, and excellence.

MIA (Minimally Invasive Augmentation) FemTech is an innovative breast enhancement technique using small Motiva® implants inserted through a tiny 2.5 cm incision. This minimally invasive approach causes little tissue disruption, leaves virtually no breast scar, and offers natural‑looking results with a quick, 15‑minute procedure and fast recovery.

MIA and Preservé are both minimally invasive breast augmentation techniques, but they differ in incision location and approach. MIA uses a tiny 2.5 cm incision in the upper breast fold to insert a small Motiva® implant using a special FemTech delivery tool. Preservé uses a 2 - 3 cm incision in the inframammary fold and a patented surgical technique that preserves blood supply and breast tissue. Both methods aim to minimise tissue trauma, shorten recovery time and deliver natural‑looking results.

MIA: Around 15‑20 minutes. The FemTech delivery system allows a small Motiva® implant to be inserted quickly through a tiny incision, often under local anaesthetic with sedation. Preservé: Around 45 minutes. This technique takes slightly longer because it preserves blood supply and breast tissue, but it’s still much faster than traditional augmentation. Both procedures are performed as day cases and most patients return home the same day.

We use Motiva Ergonomix2® implants for both MIA and Preservé procedures. These soft, adaptive silicone implants move naturally with your body and are inserted using innovative delivery tools to minimise trauma. Motiva’s advanced materials reduce the risk of complications and deliver a natural look and feel.

MIA: Typically 30 minutes thanks to the minimally invasive FemTech™ method using a 2.5cm incision and Motiva diamond implants. Preservé: Around 30-45 minutes. This technique uses a very small incision (2-3cm) and ensures tissue and blood supply preservation, still significantly shorter than conventional augmentation. Both are day‑case procedures that can be done under local anaesthetic with sedation or a general anaesthetic, both have minimal trauma, allowing you to return home the same day and enjoy a much faster recovery within days.

Most patients can return to desk work and light daily activities within 2–5 days. Light exercise such as walking or gentle cardio can resume after 2-3 weeks. Strenuous workouts, weight training or high‑impact sports should wait until 6 weeks. Always follow Dr Arnaout’s personalised post‑operative instructions to ensure optimal healing and results.