5’5, 97 lbs, virtually zero breast tissue, born slim, chest area a bit bony + thin skin, but otherwise very proportionate body measurements w/ 24” waist. 11.5 cm breast plate, 32AA. Suggested @consult SSM-275 or SSF-335 w/stronger recommendation from surgeon to go full profile. Would you agree w/this surgeon’s suggestion & why? Worried SSF will render me unnatural. I just need some reassurance it’ll be beautifully subtle. The “look” I’m going for is as per below pix.
Answer: What is 'Fake'? Your photos all look pretty 'natural' except the first. In general, the larger or higher profile the implant, the more likely the results looks like an implant ('fake'). Surgeons know that on average, women will prefer more volume and forsake 'natural' to get that volume, even when they emphasize 'natural'.
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Answer: What is 'Fake'? Your photos all look pretty 'natural' except the first. In general, the larger or higher profile the implant, the more likely the results looks like an implant ('fake'). Surgeons know that on average, women will prefer more volume and forsake 'natural' to get that volume, even when they emphasize 'natural'.
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Answer: SSF SSF implants are not necessary for augmentation in my professional opinion. The higher profile implants were created for implant based reconstruction. A more natural look would be best achieved with a moderate profile or low-plus profile implant to prevent a "coconut on chest wall look". I would recommend seeing a plastic surgeon with 6 years of plastic surgery residency training and a year of aesthetic fellowship training to ensure that you find an individual with adequate training in this very important area of the body.
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Answer: SSF SSF implants are not necessary for augmentation in my professional opinion. The higher profile implants were created for implant based reconstruction. A more natural look would be best achieved with a moderate profile or low-plus profile implant to prevent a "coconut on chest wall look". I would recommend seeing a plastic surgeon with 6 years of plastic surgery residency training and a year of aesthetic fellowship training to ensure that you find an individual with adequate training in this very important area of the body.
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December 14, 2022
Answer: Wish pics Thanks for your question! Your wish pictures are giving me mixed opinions. If you are looking for something more subtle and natural, a moderate profile is the way to go. However, the first photo in your wish pics is not subtle or natural. If you trust your surgeon and like their B&A photos, I would take their suggestion. Good luck!
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December 14, 2022
Answer: Wish pics Thanks for your question! Your wish pictures are giving me mixed opinions. If you are looking for something more subtle and natural, a moderate profile is the way to go. However, the first photo in your wish pics is not subtle or natural. If you trust your surgeon and like their B&A photos, I would take their suggestion. Good luck!
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August 30, 2022
Answer: Discuss further If you aren't sure about sizing, discuss it more with your surgeon! Ask if you can try on sizers (in my practice, this is what I and my patients find helpful) or see a morph with the two different sizes. Size change is one of the most common reasons for a revision, so make sure you feel confident about the size you choose.
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August 30, 2022
Answer: Discuss further If you aren't sure about sizing, discuss it more with your surgeon! Ask if you can try on sizers (in my practice, this is what I and my patients find helpful) or see a morph with the two different sizes. Size change is one of the most common reasons for a revision, so make sure you feel confident about the size you choose.
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March 23, 2021
Answer: Implant size and type Dear summerbreeze09,
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March 23, 2021
Answer: Implant size and type Dear summerbreeze09,
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