Volume and shape
Some patients wish to discuss changes in size or shape. Different interventions can carry very different risks and recovery requirements.
A private conversation about body confidence.
Questions about breast shape, volume or symmetry can be personal. The right place to begin is with a respectful consultation that explores your concern, health history and the available choices.
Nivani Aesthetics Clinic lists Breast Enhancement within its body service directory. The exact procedure, specialist and setting should be established before any recommendation is made.

Some patients wish to discuss changes in size or shape. Different interventions can carry very different risks and recovery requirements.
Breasts commonly differ in size or contour. An assessment can distinguish normal variation from a change that needs medical attention.
The concern may involve skin, volume or position. A clinician should explain which, if any, procedure is appropriate.
This page intentionally contains one treatment. The source does not specify whether the intended procedure is surgical or non-surgical.
An enquiry category for concerns about breast appearance. The catalogue does not specify implants, fat transfer, injectable substances or a non-surgical method. Only a verified procedure and appropriately qualified specialist should be described or offered.
Treatment suitability is decided after assessment. Listed options do not imply a guaranteed result or an approved device, formulation or prescription for every patient.
Breast enlargement surgery and other proposed interventions have distinct risks. An aesthetic treatment name is not evidence that any specific technique is available onsite.
A new lump, nipple discharge, persistent pain or unexpected change requires appropriate medical assessment rather than a cosmetic booking.
Dr. Neha Garg directs Nivani’s general aesthetic services, but this page does not attribute breast procedures to her. Any breast intervention must be evaluated and, where relevant, performed by a practitioner legally authorised for that specific technique. Specialist referral may be appropriate.
Discuss the area, goals, medical and surgical history, and what you would like to understand.
Ask which procedure, specialist and licensed clinical setting are actually available. Review non-procedural alternatives too.
Discuss potential complications, recovery, long-term maintenance and whether a referral is the right next step.
It is the exact treatment category in the source catalogue. The specific procedure must be confirmed during an appropriate consultation.
No. The source directory alone does not establish implant surgery or an operating facility.
No. Cosmetic outcomes vary, and any intervention can involve risks or limitations.
Yes. The method, practitioner, suitability and consent information should be established first.
Seek an appropriate medical evaluation before considering a cosmetic procedure.
Depending on the concern, discussion may include no procedure or other options. Their availability and evidence must be assessed rather than assumed.
That depends entirely on the actual method. No recovery timetable can be stated from the catalogue name.
The appropriately qualified and authorised specialist for the confirmed technique. No named procedural operator should be assumed from this source.
Nivani Aesthetics Clinic, Solitaire 2, B Wing, 101 and 102, opposite Infiniti 2 Mall, Malad Linking Road, Malad West, Mumbai 400064.