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Asked By: tamy629
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Basically means how much the implant sticks out from the chest wall. The more high price, the less flat the implant. --Dr. S
Asked By: motherof2philly
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Doing both together can actually make a whole lot of sense. Assuming the hernia is small enough, most plastic surgeons can address them at the time of surgery. If they are larger, a general surgeon can be called in. Best, DrSubbio
Asked By: Crystal1476
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I would be very careful about going too large. Your breasts, without the implants, have already dropped significantly, and adding significant weight is only going to predispose towards an even more dramatic drop.Best of luck! Dr. SubbioBoard-Certified Plastic SurgeonNewtown Square/Philadelphia, PA
Asked By: kaybrag88
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It really depends upon which surgeon you are seeing. I highly recommend not choosing a surgeon based on price, because ultimately the result is all that matters and is to important. Surgery is not where you want to be bargain shopping. You get we pay for rememberBest of luck! Dr. SubbioBoard-Certified Plastic SurgeonNewtown Square/Philadelphia, PA
Asked By: Alexia23.
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For the best results, I would attempt to drop a few pounds to get your BMI lower. This is going to make your results much better and you a much happier patient. At that point, I think likely the best option for review would be some form of tummy tuck. Make a few consultations with board-certified plastic surgeons to discuss her options.Best of luck! Dr. SubbioBoard-Certified Plastic SurgeonNewtown Square/Philadelphia, PA
Asked By: Foxxymom
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This is a very complicated question that can't be answered with so little information. So much depends upon what looked you find attractive, what your personal goals are. This can only be determined in a long and thought consultation, so she still have questions, make sure you bring them up with your surgeon.Best of luck! Dr. SubbioBoard-Certified Plastic SurgeonNewtown Square/Philadelphia, PA
Asked By: sexymama69
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An increase in only 40 cc represents less than 10% increase. As such, it is unlikely that significant pocket modifications will be needed, Nor will it look substantially different, only slightly.Best of luck! Dr. SubbioBoard-Certified Plastic SurgeonNewtown Square/Philadelphia, PA
Asked By: Victoria.Rachel21
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The reason that people recommend having a BMI under 30 is that significantly over this measurement means that there is an increased risk of wound healing problems, losing the implant, infection, blood clots, etc. Basically, in the realm of elective cosmetic procedures, it isn't worth the added risk and therefore it is best to make an attempt at weight reduction first. Hope this helps.Best of luck! Dr. SubbioBoard-Certified Plastic SurgeonNewtown Square/Philadelphia, PA
Asked By: NewAdventures
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This really depends on what kind of expectations you are looking for. Only A full tuck will give an amazing result. A mini tuck COULD give you an acceptable result. But this needs to be determined in person. Good luckDr. S
Asked By: beach2018
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though it can really only be determined in person, my bet is that you'd do better with a full tuck given the pictures. A mini tuck often under-delivers, especially if you have lax skin around the bely button. best-Dr Subbio
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