Breast Augmentation: Q&A
Ask a Question
Mentor or Natrelle High Profile for a Thin Girl with Very Small Frame?
I have heard that Natrelle is a better choice for a girl like me with very small frame, that Mentor are bigger implants. Is this true, or Mentor would also be a good choice for me? I´m 5.12ft and weight 94.6 lbs. I am a 32 B cup and would like a full B cup.
Tags:
9 Doctor Answers |
Asked by
dlandazuri
+2
Mentor versus Natrelle base diameter
Since you are only going from a B cup to a full B cup, I do not think that using a Mentor implant versus an Natrelle implant will make a difference. For your purposes, the difference in base diameter for the two companiies is minimal. This is something that you wouldn't notice.
+2
Mentor or Allergan
From what you wrote, I do not think the company is the important variable. The "mistake" small, thin patients make is that in order to get the size they want, they feel obligated to go with bigger and higher profile implants. However, these are the implants that are the least "best fit' for that body type. This is often where patient desires collide with higher long term risks and side effects.
Robin T.W. Yuan, M.D.
+2
Mentor vs Allergan, which implant is better?
I have used both company's implants for the past 20 years. I personally don't think you can go wrong with either one. Both companies are very reputable; Mentor is a subsidary of Johnson & Johnson , while Natrelle is owned by Allergan which is very large pharmaceutical company. Both companies guarantee their implants for life. The products are very similar with only minor variations. I would go with what ever your surgeon feels is best for you.
more
You might also like...
Real Stories
Loving my New Boobs! - Long Beach, CA
Im 5'2" 130 lbs and have a 5yr old son and an almost 2 yr old daughter. both were...
+2
Which Implant is Better?
Both companies make a wide range of implant shapes and sizes. You should discuss this after being examined by a Board Certified plastic surgeon who can make a recommendation based on your body and breast measurements and your desired outcomes.
+2
Mentor or Natrelle
Both companies produce high quality implants that may differ slightly in dimensions, but not enough to think that one is better for a certain body type than the other. If the right implant size is chosen for your frame, you will not get a better result with one over the other.
+2
Mentor vs Allergan
Both are quality implants. In general, the Allergan implants have more projection for comparable volume and profile. They also have a full profile implant for those women who desire a lot of "push up look". You have to be careful that they do not look too round or missile like, however, unless that is the look you are going for! Discuss you size and shape desires with your surgeon as they relate to your chest/breast dimensions.
+2
Mentor or Natrelle
I have used both brands of implants and I do not think which brand of implant you use will make any difference. You need to see a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon and have measurements done to select what profile of implant will fit on your chest wall the best for the size that you are wanting. Keep in mind that what is a full B cup for one brand of bra may be a C cup in another brand. So it is good to look at pictures to see what look you are wanting.
Gary...
more
+2
Type of Breast Implants?
Natrelle and Mentor are the 2 main implant companies in the US. They both have different style implants, i.e., low, mid and high profile silicone and saline implants. It would be difficult to give a recommendation as to size, shape or company in the absence of photos and an examination. Your best bet would be to find an experienced board-certified plastic surgeon in your area for a full evaluation and sizing to determine your best options. Both companies produce good...
more
+2
Mentor or Natrelle Implants?
Thank you for the question.
I have used both manufacture's implants for “thin girls with very small frames”. I am sure by now, having done your homework, that you know that no plastic surgeon can promise that they can achieve a “full B cup”. Communicate your goals with your plastic surgeon carefully.
Best wishes.
Comments (0)