Breast augmentation is a cosmetic surgery that enlarges your breasts, helping you feel more confident in your appearance. During the procedure, your surgeon will place a saline or silicone implant under the breast tissue. Although the surgery is mostly the same for everyone, you do have some choice about where your surgeon will make the incision to place the implant. The most common incision sites are the armpit, underneath the breast, and around the areola. The best incision depends on the size of the implants, the shape of your breasts, and your cosmetic goals or expectations. You and your surgeon should discuss your options during your consultation and decide which type of incision is best for you. Armpit (Transaxillary) A transaxillary incision is made in the crease of your armpit. The surgeon usually uses a surgical camera to place the implant, which makes the placement very precise. The main advantage to a transaxillary incision is the location of the scar. Other incisions will leave scars on the breasts, but the transaxillary scar will be hidden in the crease of your armpit. This type of incision usually leaves the least visible scar. However, if the scar heals poorly, it may be…