I have slightly deflated b cup breasts due to weight gain/loss. I also have a "long chest". My surgeon said I couldn't consider getting round implants because they would look 'stuck on' or like 'cricket balls in a sock'. For a natural look that would provide cleavage, my surgeon suggested allergen high profile anatomicals. PS on here seem to suggest that round implants give a more natural look than anatomicals. Is this only for women with a good amount of breast tissue? Thanks.
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Answer: Round breast implants for a thin woman may look more natural than shaped implants
Yes! That being said, you may be also be a good candidate for the breast fold or even the armpit approaches. I enjoy the Transaxillary approach with an endoscopic camera. The scar is totally hidden and dissection is done while watching the movements on a screen for exact precision. It's a great...
Thank you for your inquiry about the movement of your breast implantThis is known to happen when implants are placed via the arm pit (Axilla). It creates a tunnel that may not close, allowing the implant to slide up and down.This can be surgically treated - either closing off the space or...
Capsular contracture has about a 1% per year incidence. It is impossible to determine why you have noticed this after 24 years. Usually, capsular contracture goes through stages or a process of progressive worsening, so there may have been some mild capsular contracture going on for a while...