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What to Do First? Bicep, Tricep, Deltoid, Pecs?

Hello everybody, i've been working out and dieting for the past two years now, and i'd like for my upper body to be in proportion with my lower body. I have really strong muscular legs and butt, whereas my upper body remains lean and slim. I've been therefore considering getting bicep, tricep, deltoid and pec implants, so as to even out the results. Should i do it all at once, or should i get the bicep, tricep and deltoid done first, and after a while the pecs? Thank you!

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3 Doctor Answers | Asked by stfn88
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Pectoral versus Biceps versus Triceps versus Deltoid Implants, what to do first?

Thank you for your question and congrats on maintaining a great physical shape. You could not have all those procedures done at once for obvious reasons. I find the #pectoralimplant procedure the most rewarding and most dramatic. You may consider this one first (although again, it is more of a personal choice). Pectoral implant is one of my specialties. I have performed approximately 80 of those so far (March 2013). We have several options of shapes in... more
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Pectoral, deltoid, bicep, and tricep implants

Every individual is different, but speaking in general terms, you are asking for a lot of surgery which will result in significant changes to your body all at once. If a patient were to request all of those procedures, I would likely stage them into at least two surgeries. The order that they are done may not make that much difference. I generally ask the patient what they want the most, and start there. Make sure you understand the possible risks of each procedure. Best of luck. more
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Bicep, Tricep, Deltoid, and Pectoralis Implants?

Congratulations on your successful diet/exercise program. It sounds like you are excited about proceeding with implants to increase the size of your upper extremities and chest. I would advise you to be very cautious as you proceed. Make sure you learn about the potential risk/complications associated with these types of procedures. You may find that the potential risks ( including the potential need for further surgery) out weigh the potential benefits and make you... more

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