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Breast Implant Profile Advice

asked 2 years ago by sweetpea231980 in Mansfield Tx
Latest answer by Tom J. Pousti, MD
Question viewed 388 times
Tags: breasts, droopy, bigger

I am 5'7" 135lbs. I was wondering if high profile breast implants would be good for me. I have had a child so I do have some sagging, not much though. I am currently a size 36B, I am wanting to get 475 to 500 cc's; just wondering what profile to get?

3 answers to Breast Implant Profile Advice

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Implant Profiles

High Profile implants are usually used for patients who have a narrow chest or a concaved chest. They are used to achieve a more projectile look. In order to achieve a natural look, I usually use moderate or moderate plus profile implant. High profile implants are not very popular to use on patients. Be sure to find a board certified plastic surgeon to do your surgery.
Tom J. Pousti, MD

San Diego Plastic Surgeon
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High profile implants

I use both hi profile and moderate profile implants. You should NOT make your decision based on anything you hear on the internet. You should go for a number of consultations and try a variety of sizers. There are many qualified plastic surgeons. There is no "best" for all procedures or all patients. Take your time and have a couple of consultations. Look at each surgeon's pre-op and post-op photos. Get a "feel" for the surgeon and the staff. Make sure your... more
Jack Gelman, MD

Frankfort Plastic Surgeon
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I don't use "moderate" profile implants, because they can ripple.

Hi! In New York we use either moderate PLUS profile breast implants or high profile implants, depending on your anatomy. Your surgeon can use an implant SIZER during surgery, to see which profile looks best on you. This is done before the permanent implants are opened, and it takes the guess work out. You should not have to make this decision. You can take a look at the video on my website.
George J. Beraka, MD

Manhattan Plastic Surgeon

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