I had a consult and we agreed on 275cc silicone smooth over the muscle implants. I just want to make sure this is the right decision for me. I have a lot of breast tissue. I want a natural look and would like to avoid a lift. I want to have more upper pole fullness but I do not want a huge rounded unnatural look. I'm aware of the complications associated with over the muscle. I am 45 years old. 5'3 and 148 lbs. I have included a pic of results that I like and one that I do not like.
Answer: Subglandular breast augmentation Thank you for your question. A large portion of my practice is dedicated to breast revision surgery. I have been in practice over 28 years. I have some perspective for you. No one wants a lift! Your anatomy dictates the procedure that is needed, and you definitely need a lift. I have seen your scenario to many times over the years in which the idea is: "placing a larger implant over the muscle to fill up the skin envelope so that you do not have to have a lift". In theory, that would work if we lived on Mars. I have a whole gallery online titled " term complications associated with implants placed on top of the muscle". Please look at that. What I see is people who are already drooping place an implant which adds more weight and more drooping. That being said, you should be able to have an excellent result with an implant placed under the muscle and a lollipop lift. Best wishes to you.
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Answer: Subglandular breast augmentation Thank you for your question. A large portion of my practice is dedicated to breast revision surgery. I have been in practice over 28 years. I have some perspective for you. No one wants a lift! Your anatomy dictates the procedure that is needed, and you definitely need a lift. I have seen your scenario to many times over the years in which the idea is: "placing a larger implant over the muscle to fill up the skin envelope so that you do not have to have a lift". In theory, that would work if we lived on Mars. I have a whole gallery online titled " term complications associated with implants placed on top of the muscle". Please look at that. What I see is people who are already drooping place an implant which adds more weight and more drooping. That being said, you should be able to have an excellent result with an implant placed under the muscle and a lollipop lift. Best wishes to you.
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Answer: Simulation with Crisalix and Motiva Ergonomix Implants Hello, I am Dr. Salvador Garcia, from Guadalajara, Mexico, I would offer you to do a simulation with the Crisalix program, so that you can see with artificial intelligence your closest result with different implant measurements, in addition I would recommend using a Motiva Ergonomix implant to give it that naturalness you are looking for
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Answer: Simulation with Crisalix and Motiva Ergonomix Implants Hello, I am Dr. Salvador Garcia, from Guadalajara, Mexico, I would offer you to do a simulation with the Crisalix program, so that you can see with artificial intelligence your closest result with different implant measurements, in addition I would recommend using a Motiva Ergonomix implant to give it that naturalness you are looking for
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September 7, 2023
Answer: Right Decision I recommend performing an anchor type breast lift pattern at the time of your breast implant insertion. I believe that you have too much skin/breast tissue laxity to achieve the look you are seeking without a lift. I would highly recommend placing an appropriate size implant and performing an anchor-type lift pattern. I recommend finding a plastic surgeon with at least 6 years of integrated plastic surgery training followed by an accredited aesthetic surgery fellowship (by the Aesthetic Society).
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September 7, 2023
Answer: Right Decision I recommend performing an anchor type breast lift pattern at the time of your breast implant insertion. I believe that you have too much skin/breast tissue laxity to achieve the look you are seeking without a lift. I would highly recommend placing an appropriate size implant and performing an anchor-type lift pattern. I recommend finding a plastic surgeon with at least 6 years of integrated plastic surgery training followed by an accredited aesthetic surgery fellowship (by the Aesthetic Society).
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January 30, 2024
Answer: Your current plan may not meet all your goals Hello,
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January 30, 2024
Answer: Your current plan may not meet all your goals Hello,
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September 6, 2023
Answer: Implant size Dear melissarn,
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September 6, 2023
Answer: Implant size Dear melissarn,
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September 6, 2023
Answer: 45, 5'3, 148lbs, 275cc, silicone, right implants for me - subglandular? Based on your photos, I think the 275 cc implant will fit you very well. I assume since you don't like the rounded look, you are getting a moderate profile implant. This is a less projecting implant that will give you upper breast volume and a natural slope to the breast. Good luck!
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September 6, 2023
Answer: 45, 5'3, 148lbs, 275cc, silicone, right implants for me - subglandular? Based on your photos, I think the 275 cc implant will fit you very well. I assume since you don't like the rounded look, you are getting a moderate profile implant. This is a less projecting implant that will give you upper breast volume and a natural slope to the breast. Good luck!
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