What is the biggest amount of cc's I could get? To achieve this look would I need it under,within, or on top of the muscle? Does this look seem more than a 700cc implant? Is it possible to get this look with implants? The pictures are an example of my desired look..
June 11, 2017
Answer: Butt implant surgery is more than the issue of size Without personal examination and consultation, it would be difficult to say how much cc you will actually need to achieve your desired look. However, the list below may shed light on the issue of size: * The implant volume or size is the not the only critical issue. In fact, the overall shape--which of course includes the thigh, waist-to-hip ratio, and even the entire body frame--is the most important factor that you should take into account. * Bigger is not always better. Take note that your soft tissue can only handle implants that are within its anatomical limits. Should you choose to have implants that are too large for your underlying anatomies, accept the increased risk of palpability, malposition, poor wound healing, and the likes. * Implants can only augment and reshape the upper aspect of your buttock cheeks because of the way they are positioned: ALWAYS above the sitting area. * WIthin the muscle implant placement is the ideal choice, as opposed to above this layer, because it reduces palpability, risk of infection, and malposition. * Some patients complement their butt implant surgery with liposuction and/or fat transfer for a more balanced, smoother results.
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June 11, 2017
Answer: Butt implant surgery is more than the issue of size Without personal examination and consultation, it would be difficult to say how much cc you will actually need to achieve your desired look. However, the list below may shed light on the issue of size: * The implant volume or size is the not the only critical issue. In fact, the overall shape--which of course includes the thigh, waist-to-hip ratio, and even the entire body frame--is the most important factor that you should take into account. * Bigger is not always better. Take note that your soft tissue can only handle implants that are within its anatomical limits. Should you choose to have implants that are too large for your underlying anatomies, accept the increased risk of palpability, malposition, poor wound healing, and the likes. * Implants can only augment and reshape the upper aspect of your buttock cheeks because of the way they are positioned: ALWAYS above the sitting area. * WIthin the muscle implant placement is the ideal choice, as opposed to above this layer, because it reduces palpability, risk of infection, and malposition. * Some patients complement their butt implant surgery with liposuction and/or fat transfer for a more balanced, smoother results.
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