Preservé™ Breast Augmentation · Washington, D.C.

Enhancement that lets youskip the hardest part.

No general anesthesia, less pain, and a faster return to your life—that's what Dr. Pittman's Preservé™ technique is designed to deliver.

Get answers on technique and recovery—and book your consultation—all in chat with Lahni.

~30-minute procedure

Outpatient, same-day recovery start

First on the East Coast to perform Preservé

Motiva 6th-gen implants

Is this you?

Signs Preservé might be worth a closer look.

I want more fullness, but I'm worried about a long recoveryI've heard implants can feel unnatural or firmI want a result that looks proportional, not “overdone”I'm curious what I'd actually look like before deciding

How it compares

Preservé vs. a traditional sub-muscular augmentation.

Preservé™ technique

Never disrupts the chest wall muscle
Local numbing + light sedation, no general anesthesia
~30-minute outpatient procedure
Faster, more comfortable recovery

Traditional sub-muscular augmentation

Implant placed under the chest wall muscle
Typically requires general anesthesia
Longer procedure time
More discomfort during initial recovery

Wondering if Preservé fits your goals?

See it before you decide

3D imaging previews your results, in the room.

Every consultation includes Crisalix 3D virtual imaging—a live preview of different implant options on your own body, before you decide on anything.

Your provider

Troy A. Pittman, MD, FACS

Aesthetic & reconstructive breast surgery · Board-certified, ABPS · Trained under Dr. Scott Spear at Georgetown

“Understanding and exceeding patients' expectations is at the cornerstone of everything we do.”

10,000+: Breast surgeries performed in his career
1 of 6: U.S. surgeons qualified to train others on Preservé
42: Peer-reviewed publications & textbook chapters

So, the results?

See what a tissue-sparing augmentation actually looks like.

Preservé before-and-after cases close to your goals and body type—reviewed together, at your pace.

Individual results vary.

Before

After

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Individual results vary.

Questions, answered

A few things patients ask first.

Preservé never disrupts the chest wall muscle and uses local numbing with light sedation instead of general anesthesia—most patients describe less pain than a typical sub-muscular procedure.

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