The largest my PS reccomended I go is 335cc silicone, mod profile, unders. I am 5'6, 112lbs and 27.5 rc. I am currently a 32AA if that. I was given three sizes to consider and at first I thought I liked the 290 but wanted more volume so I have been considering the 335. Overall I liked the way the 335 looked on the vectra 3D image but I am a little concerned about how rounded the top part looks. Should I ask to see 315cc? I don't want to look too fake. Is the vectra 3D simulation pretty accurate?
September 26, 2012
Answer: Vectra 3D is a simulation only
Although the 3D simulation has been a very valuable tool for educating patients about their own anatomy and showing them general estimates about the changes possible, it is not possible to show exact outcomes or guarantee a look
During consultation it is our goal to match your goals with what is possible and in your best interest long term. A difference of a few millimeters or cc's rarely determines a sucessful outcome. However, a larger implant does stretch your tissues more and will increase the risks slightly of having problems such as visible edges, ripples and gravity related problems. If you still have concerns then call the office to arrange for further discussion and consultation.
Best regards,
Dr. Mosher
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September 26, 2012
Answer: Vectra 3D is a simulation only
Although the 3D simulation has been a very valuable tool for educating patients about their own anatomy and showing them general estimates about the changes possible, it is not possible to show exact outcomes or guarantee a look
During consultation it is our goal to match your goals with what is possible and in your best interest long term. A difference of a few millimeters or cc's rarely determines a sucessful outcome. However, a larger implant does stretch your tissues more and will increase the risks slightly of having problems such as visible edges, ripples and gravity related problems. If you still have concerns then call the office to arrange for further discussion and consultation.
Best regards,
Dr. Mosher
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September 6, 2016
Answer: 3D photography is great Three-dimensional photography in cosmetic surgery has many advantages: 1. By making it easier for women to gain an understanding of aesthetic surgery options and what to expect from the treatment process, application of this technology will help alleviate fears, encourage women to take an active role in treatment, and improve their experience and outcomes. 2. Additionally, the three-dimensional photographs can assist the surgeon in the operating room by serving as an intraoperative guide. This will translate to improved results. 3. Finally, comparison of before and after results with the three-dimensional photographs will allow for critique of technique and facilitate quality improvement. However, it is no substitute for experience and a thorough consultation.
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September 6, 2016
Answer: 3D photography is great Three-dimensional photography in cosmetic surgery has many advantages: 1. By making it easier for women to gain an understanding of aesthetic surgery options and what to expect from the treatment process, application of this technology will help alleviate fears, encourage women to take an active role in treatment, and improve their experience and outcomes. 2. Additionally, the three-dimensional photographs can assist the surgeon in the operating room by serving as an intraoperative guide. This will translate to improved results. 3. Finally, comparison of before and after results with the three-dimensional photographs will allow for critique of technique and facilitate quality improvement. However, it is no substitute for experience and a thorough consultation.
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