I'm 18 years old, and planning to get breast implants. Would the procedure restrict any further growth I may have?
Answer: Can breast implants cause restrictions in breast growth
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Answer: If you have to ask, you should wait... Have you ever heard the expression that goes something like, "If you have to ask the price, you can't afford it."
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June 25, 2009
Answer: Breat augmentation and breast development No. Your breast physiology will be unchanged. Should you get pregnant and wish to breast feed, that is possible. If your breasts get large and you don't protect them against gravity (size not related to implant), they can sag.
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Answer: Breat augmentation and breast development No. Your breast physiology will be unchanged. Should you get pregnant and wish to breast feed, that is possible. If your breasts get large and you don't protect them against gravity (size not related to implant), they can sag.
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June 26, 2009
Answer: An implant will not affect future breast growth. For younger patients I generally recommend that breast growth should be stable for at least one year before considering breast augmentation. A implant itself is not placed in the breast tissue. The implant is placed behind the breast gland or behind the chest wall muscle. Future breast growth is not affected by the implant. The breast will continue to grow in a normal fashion.
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June 26, 2009
Answer: An implant will not affect future breast growth. For younger patients I generally recommend that breast growth should be stable for at least one year before considering breast augmentation. A implant itself is not placed in the breast tissue. The implant is placed behind the breast gland or behind the chest wall muscle. Future breast growth is not affected by the implant. The breast will continue to grow in a normal fashion.
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June 25, 2009
Answer: Breast implants and growth If you think that your breasts are still growing, then I would put off having implants at this time. Most women have adult form breasts by the time they are 18. So it is unlikely that they are still growing. This of course depends upon whether or not you are still going through adolescence and not having regular periods or are still growing in height.
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June 25, 2009
Answer: Breast implants and growth If you think that your breasts are still growing, then I would put off having implants at this time. Most women have adult form breasts by the time they are 18. So it is unlikely that they are still growing. This of course depends upon whether or not you are still going through adolescence and not having regular periods or are still growing in height.
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