Hello! I am a very petite 32AA and I want to achieve a C cup. Because of my fragile frame, many surgeons have suggested me to get silicon tear drop / anatomical implants because i dont want the stuck on look. Do anatomical implants move like real breasts when you lie down or which kind of implant is the most "real" thing you can get?
March 7, 2012
Answer: Round versus anatomical implants
There is not one superior implant for your shape and size. Generally thin women who opt for larger implants no matter the type can look unnatural. When an appropriate impant whether anatomic or round is selected for your frame they can both look and feel somewhat natural when placed in the submuscular plane. I recommend your viewing many photos of women who have both types of implants so you can then select the look you prefer. Consult with an experienced surgeon whom you trust and can better guide you.
Dr. Pedy Ganchi/Village Plastic Surgery
Ridgewood, NJ
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March 7, 2012
Answer: Round versus anatomical implants
There is not one superior implant for your shape and size. Generally thin women who opt for larger implants no matter the type can look unnatural. When an appropriate impant whether anatomic or round is selected for your frame they can both look and feel somewhat natural when placed in the submuscular plane. I recommend your viewing many photos of women who have both types of implants so you can then select the look you prefer. Consult with an experienced surgeon whom you trust and can better guide you.
Dr. Pedy Ganchi/Village Plastic Surgery
Ridgewood, NJ
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May 19, 2011
Answer: Anatomic verus Round Implants
As others have stated, I am not a fan of anatomic implants either, especially for primary breast augmentation. Anatomic implants may have a place for reconstructive breast surgery. However, in my opinion traditional round smooth silicon submuscular implants give the best results.
Good Luck.
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May 19, 2011
Answer: Anatomic verus Round Implants
As others have stated, I am not a fan of anatomic implants either, especially for primary breast augmentation. Anatomic implants may have a place for reconstructive breast surgery. However, in my opinion traditional round smooth silicon submuscular implants give the best results.
Good Luck.
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