Radiofrequency treatment (for aesthetics) during my fertile period. Can it damage the pregnancy?

Today there are a huge array of implant styles, shapes, sizes and profiles. Your job is to convey what you want to your plastic surgeon and he/she will pick the best implant for you. It is very difficult to determine the exact size and shape implant you will require to best match your ideal...

Hard to answer this question without your photos or an in person exam. Best to see a board certified plastic surgeon who can examine and evaluate you and recommend the best options for you. I suspect some degree of liposuction/fat grafting may help you get the results you are looking for! Good luck!

There really is no cut off age to have surgery.  This is more dependent on the general health of a patient.  An older patient if healthy may be a good candidate for surgery while a younger patient with multiple health issues may not be.  There is a chance that the implants may...

In my experience, patients with little to no breast tissue rarely (but not never) find that a low profile implant offers the change they desire - athlete/ballet/whatever. Maybe reviewing photos with your surgeon can assist...

You should always take online advice with a pinch of salt, as it comes from doctors that didn't have the chance to see you in person and whose experience may greatly vary.Personally, I wouldn't say that your implants are too small, and I don't think that you  have star gazing pseudo...

Preop pics would be very beneficialPictures taken by someone else without your shirt off and with your arms at your side will also help tell whether there is some lateral displacement due to some contraction of your chest holding the cameraAre your breasts hard to the touch--do the implants move...