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Dr. Victor Ferrari Brings Motiva Preservé Breast Augmentation to Charlotte

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A Tissue-Preserving Breast Augmentation Technique With Smaller Incisions, Less Discomfort, and Quicker Recovery Is Now Offered at Premier Plastic Surgery Center for Appropriate Candidates

Preservé enables us to increase volume while safeguarding more of the breast-supporting anatomy. My role is to identify when this technique aligns with the patient's tissue, build, and long-term objectives.”— Victor S. Ferrari, MD, FACSMATTHEWS, NC, UNITED STATES, August 28, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Premier Plastic Surgery Center has announced that board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Victor Ferrari is now providing Motiva Preservé breast augmentation at his Matthews practice, catering to patients from Charlotte and surrounding areas.

Preservé alters how the surgeon creates the pocket that houses a breast implant. Conventional breast augmentation involves direct dissection to form a space either above or beneath the chest muscle. With the Preservé method, a specialized Channel Separator and an inflatable balloon are used to generate the pocket through controlled tissue expansion. The implant is then inserted via a smaller incision using a sterile sleeve.
This technique reduces internal cutting, keeps the pectoral muscle attached to the chest wall, and preserves more of the breast's natural tissue. It also maintains a greater portion of the breast's support structure, including Cooper's ligaments and the circummammary ligament. For appropriate candidates, these benefits may translate into less post-surgical pain, a reduced likelihood of nipple sensation loss, improved long-term breast support, and a quicker resumption of work and daily activities.
“Preservé represents a significant advancement for the right breast augmentation candidate,” stated Dr. Ferrari. “By minimizing dissection, we can protect the breast's supporting ligaments, keep the chest muscle intact, and lower post-surgical pain. A lot of my patients can go back to desk work the very next day.”

Greater Flexibility in Anesthesia and Recovery

Preservé can be carried out while the patient is awake under local anesthesia, with IV sedation, or under general anesthesia. Dr. Ferrari chooses the anesthesia plan together with each patient after reviewing her health, comfort preferences, implant plan, and any concurrent procedures.
Avoiding chest-muscle release can lessen the pressure and muscle spasms often linked with submuscular breast augmentation. Patients should still anticipate swelling, tightness, bruising, and some soreness following surgery. The timeline for returning to work depends on the patient's occupation, implant size, healing response, and comfort level. Exercise, heavy lifting, and childcare may take longer to resume than desk work.
“Patients raise thoughtful questions about the trade-offs involved in breast augmentation,” Dr. Ferrari noted. “Preservé gives us a way to add volume while protecting more of the anatomy that supports the breast. My job is to determine when that approach fits the patient's tissue, frame, and long-term goals.”

Who Might Be a Candidate for Preservé?

Preservé could be an option for healthy adults who want a proportional increase in breast volume, correction of mild asymmetry, or restoration after pregnancy, breastfeeding, weight changes, or aging. Good skin elasticity and enough natural breast tissue to cover an above-muscle implant help support candidacy.
The technique may not be suitable for patients with significant sagging, very thin tissue, low nipple position, complex asymmetry, or large implant goals. Some patients may require a different implant plane or a breast lift. Dr. Ferrari evaluates breast width, tissue thickness, skin quality, fold position, medical history, and aesthetic goals before recommending a specific approach.

Preservé is a surgical technique, not a breast implant. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved Motiva SmoothSilk Round and SmoothSilk Round Ergonomix silicone gel-filled breast implants for primary breast augmentation and revision augmentation in women aged 22 and older. FDA approval applies to those implants and does not constitute approval of every claim about the Preservé technique.
Breast implants are not lifetime devices. Risks may include capsular contracture, rupture, infection, bleeding, implant movement, rippling, asymmetry, scarring, pain, and changes in sensation. Dr. Ferrari discusses these risks, future imaging considerations, and the possibility of revision surgery during the consultation.

Experience Serving Charlotte and Traveling Patients

Dr. Ferrari brings over 25 years of plastic surgery experience to breast augmentation planning. Patients travel to Premier Plastic Surgery Center from across the United States and internationally for his breast surgery work. His approach centers on implant selection, tissue coverage, stable breast support, and a result that fits the patient's frame.

Individuals interested in Preservé breast augmentation can contact Premier Plastic Surgery Center at (704) 844-8344 or request a consultation online. Affordable payment plans are available for qualified patients.

About Premier Plastic Surgery Center

Premier Plastic Surgery Center is a plastic surgery practice located in Matthews, North Carolina, serving the greater Charlotte area. Led by Victor S. Ferrari, MD, FACS, the practice offers surgical and nonsurgical aesthetic care with a focus on natural-looking results, informed patient choice, and treatment plans grounded in individual anatomy. Services include breast augmentation, breast lift, breast implant revision, facial surgery, body contouring, hair restoration, injectables, and skin treatments.

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David Hall

David Hall

David is the senior editor at NewsWatchInsight. He has a background in journalism and has worked with various media outlets, covering topics ranging from scientific research and policy analysis to global affairs and investigative features. When he is not writing, David enjoys reading, hiking, photography, and exploring new coffee shops.


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