Robert Oliver Jr., MD

While outcomes for cosmetic breast surgery are largely subjective, the biodemonsional method of selecting implants and assessing tissues is the most well documented for minimizing complciations.

Thin women will do better with small implants placed under the muscle in most instances. Forget cuo size when planning and look for the device that most suits your chest wall dimensions. Manuevers to widen or lower your natural boundries to accomadate larger devices are directly related to many of the complications from breast augmentation surgery.