Sacramento Breast Implants doctors

Brian Klink, MD Brian Klink, MD
Sacramento Plastic Surgeon
1001 Nut Tree Rd Suite 130, Vacaville
19 answers
Miguel Delgado, Jr., MD Miguel Delgado, Jr., MD
San Francisco Plastic Surgeon
450 Sutter Street Suite 2433, San Francisco
17 answers
Andrew Kaczynski, MD Andrew Kaczynski, MD
Sacramento Plastic Surgeon
77 Cadillac Drive Suite 170, Sacramento
14 answers
Charles Perry, MD Charles Perry, MD
Sacramento Plastic Surgeon
3800 J Street Suite 210, Sacramento
12 answers
Wayne I. Yamahata, MD Wayne I. Yamahata, MD
Sacramento Plastic Surgeon
95 Scripps Drive, Sacramento
8 answers
Margaret Skiles, MD Margaret Skiles, MD
Sacramento Plastic Surgeon
920 Chestnut St, Yuba City
3 answers

Recent Answers

What Types of Breast Implants Use Body Fat, Instead of Silicone?

Is it true that this type of surgery is safer for people with allergies to synthetic materials?

A: Fat Not Used in Breast Implants

Fat is not incorporated into any breast implant - they are made of silicone or saline. Fat may be injected into the breast. This is a separate type of procedure and is still somewhat controversial.

Brian Klink, MD
Sacramento Plastic Surgeon
Can You Get One of Your Silicone Implants Bigger Than the Other?

I was under the impression that you can only get saline implants that are different sizes, with one being filled more than the other. Can you do the same with silicone? I have one breast smaller than the other and want to achieve better symmetry. I think I want silicone implants but can I have one bigger than the other?

A: Asymmetric Breasts and Breast Implants - A Natural Pairing

In general most of us are asymmetric.  Its true, if one looks closely enough differences can be noted.  Breast are usually asymmetric, whether it be the bottom of the breast, the breast fold, nipple position, areolar size, breast tissue, width, skin or even differences in the rib positioning, sternal or clavicular shapes - difference exist in most people.
Through a careful examination and discussion with your plastic surgeon these difference may be addressed with different implant sizes, shapes or styles.  In some cases a breast lift or liposuction may also help minimize the differences.  However even with all the tools available the breasts remain asymmetric if examined thoroughly. Realizing that despite all of the adjustments some asymmetry will exist no matter what is done.  It may be slightly less or different - but through time the breasts will age, relax, and stretch differently.  My suggestion is to have this discussion with your plastic surgeon.
We often recommend going with similar size implants so that gravity will play a similar role over time.

 

Charles Perry, MD
Sacramento Plastic Surgeon
My Breast Look Different After 3 Months Post Op, is this Normal? (photo)

I have 3 months post op of my breast augmentation. I have 340cc implants, silicone, under the muscle. The left i think is perfect but the right one i feel like moving and not adhere and looks different What do you think? Thanks

A: Nice Result

It is difficult to make a determination without pre-op photos, but your post-op result is very good. The "final" result is not complete for about 6 months, so you may change more.

Brian Klink, MD
Sacramento Plastic Surgeon
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