I am 5'11.5" and 135 lbs. My ribcage is 30" and current breast size is 33" A/B- waist 26" - hips 37". What implant should I select to maintain my dancer's figure? I would like to keep a lean, sophisticated look that is also practical for the intense athletic demands of my industry and is still able to fit into stage costumes. I would like my breast implants to balance my thin upper body with my slightly curvier, more muscular hips/bum/legs, and give a gently feminine appeal.
December 11, 2012
Answer: An breast implant with a smaller diameter might be right for you.
You should first make a free consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon and bring in some pictures of what you would like to look like. After your measurements are taken an implant size with a smaller diameter and higher projection may be recommended for what you are seeking. The implants should be placed under the muscle for a longer lasting optimal result. A smaller implant is usually reccommended as well for athletic patients. Good luck!
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December 11, 2012
Answer: An breast implant with a smaller diameter might be right for you.
You should first make a free consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon and bring in some pictures of what you would like to look like. After your measurements are taken an implant size with a smaller diameter and higher projection may be recommended for what you are seeking. The implants should be placed under the muscle for a longer lasting optimal result. A smaller implant is usually reccommended as well for athletic patients. Good luck!
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May 1, 2014
Answer: Which implant is optimal in a professional dancer who is thin?
Yep you are a tall drink of water and I imagine that you are stunning. Generally, the choice of implant anticipates the way it will realize an aesthetic,or visual weight to the breast and how that will enhance not just the breast, but also the body line. It is needs to reflect one's own aesthetic sensibilities.Your profession requires a fairly specific aesthetic. An evaluation starts with an specific discussion of your aesthetic goals. A dimensional analysis of your breasts is done but one should assess the shape, dimensions and proportions of your chest as well as that of your waist, hips, legs and back. During your consultation, it is very important that your doctor listen carefully. A visual aid that has also been helpful is our Vectra XT 3D, three dimensional imaging system. It shows, in real time, an image of your breast size and shape on your torso. Still, it is listening to your goals as well as using good aesthetic judgement, that is key here. I simply am not able to recommend a size or implant style without an evaluation, visual analysis and a good conversation about your expectations. Having worked on many models and dancers in the past, there is an aesthetic sensibility that is so important.
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May 1, 2014
Answer: Which implant is optimal in a professional dancer who is thin?
Yep you are a tall drink of water and I imagine that you are stunning. Generally, the choice of implant anticipates the way it will realize an aesthetic,or visual weight to the breast and how that will enhance not just the breast, but also the body line. It is needs to reflect one's own aesthetic sensibilities.Your profession requires a fairly specific aesthetic. An evaluation starts with an specific discussion of your aesthetic goals. A dimensional analysis of your breasts is done but one should assess the shape, dimensions and proportions of your chest as well as that of your waist, hips, legs and back. During your consultation, it is very important that your doctor listen carefully. A visual aid that has also been helpful is our Vectra XT 3D, three dimensional imaging system. It shows, in real time, an image of your breast size and shape on your torso. Still, it is listening to your goals as well as using good aesthetic judgement, that is key here. I simply am not able to recommend a size or implant style without an evaluation, visual analysis and a good conversation about your expectations. Having worked on many models and dancers in the past, there is an aesthetic sensibility that is so important.
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