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What Breast Implant is Best for Size 29 Breasts?

asked 2 years ago by shu in philippines
Latest answer by Steven Wallach, MD
Question viewed 280 times
Tags: breasts, saline implants, silicone implant, breast size

I have small size breasts, so I want a Breast implants. However, I am afraid maybe its not safe?

Also, I don't know what is best, silicone or saline?

5 answers to What Breast Implant is Best for Size 29 Breasts?

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Implant choices

Choosing the correct implant for you is done during a thorough exam and consultation, This is based upon your anatomy and decision for approximate size.
Steven Wallach, MD

Manhattan Plastic Surgeon
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Safety of gel and saline implants

Both the silicone gel implants and the saline implants are considered to be safe for you to use for augmentation.  There is no difference in their safety. 
Richard P. Rand, MD, FACS

Seattle Plastic Surgeon
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Breast augmentation

There is no one implant that is "safer" than the other. It is a matter of each one having different advantages and disadvantages. Your best option is to meet with a qualified surgeon to discuss the procedure and your fears.
Otto Joseph Placik, MD

Chicago Plastic Surgeon
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Are breast implants safe?

Saline and silicone implants are both FDA approved. Both are considered safe. They have the same shell (outer covering) ; the difference is the fill inside the implant. They look the same. The biggest difference is in the feel. Saline implants are filled with salt water, which is what your body is primarily made of. If they leak your body absorbs the water, and the breast implant deflates. Many of my healthy Bay Area patients prefer the idea of saline implants. Saline implants allow for... more
Lauren Greenberg, MD

Palo Alto Plastic Surgeon
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Best to see a surgeon

It sounds as if you have several questions regarding breast augmentation. The questions that you were asking are very specific to you as a person and my recommendation would be to have a consultation with the properly trained plastic surgeon. The surgeon will be able to show you the different implants and different sizes and be able to discuss specific risks and benefits that apply to you.
Adam David Lowenstein, MD

Santa Barbara Plastic Surgeon

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