Prior to making a decision of whether or not to get implants, I've been reading about BII from credible medical studies/sources. When asking questions on this forum, a couple of plastic surgeons have made reference to metals. One specifically said recent studies show that metals from tattoos and hair dye were in the capsule of patient with BII. I'm lost. Can we get more details on this correlation between toxic metals and BII findings?
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When implants are placed they settle behind the nipple at the level of the fold. The nipple position is not typically impacted much unless specifically addressed during surgery. Another consideration that can influence the final look is profile. A higher profile implant placed above the...
With 415 cc's, you will gain 2 to 3 cups in size. Roughly, each additional cup increase is around 150 cc's. You might be happier with something smaller. Please go back to your surgeon and discuss sizes.
A breast lift is done to elevate a droopy nipple that sits below the lowest point of the crease under the breast. You absolutely do not have that issue so no lift is needed. Also, because you are small breasted, it is highly likely you will never need a lift your entire life.
