I tried on silicone sizers in a sports bra at the PS office. I found the size that I liked and they felt & looked good! how accurate are these sizers though? I'm doing the BA under the muscle. Do you lose cc's this way? A lot? Or very little?
October 8, 2015
Answer: Silicone sizers for breast implant Silicone sizers are a common tool and very helpful in allowing patients to be invasion the general size of an implant and to get a good desk as what might look like after the operation. You are correct that this is obviously not perfectly accurate, because in implant in the body will not look exactly like what an implant looks exiting on top of the chest. However, in my experience, this is a much better tool then digital imaging and three-dimensional planning tools that are currently available on the market and I think it gives patient is a much better personal idea then computer modeling tools.
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October 8, 2015
Answer: Silicone sizers for breast implant Silicone sizers are a common tool and very helpful in allowing patients to be invasion the general size of an implant and to get a good desk as what might look like after the operation. You are correct that this is obviously not perfectly accurate, because in implant in the body will not look exactly like what an implant looks exiting on top of the chest. However, in my experience, this is a much better tool then digital imaging and three-dimensional planning tools that are currently available on the market and I think it gives patient is a much better personal idea then computer modeling tools.
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October 8, 2015
Answer: Are Silicone Sizers accurate? Hello,Patients often report that breast implants seem slightly smaller after surgery. Some of this is due to the perceived shrinkage when swelling goes down and some due to compression under your tissues. Many people will also underestimate how quickly they become accustomed to the new breast volume. The sizers will give you a good idea however if my patient is undecided between two similar implants, I recommend that they choose the slightly larger one, knowing that they may seem smaller later. I recommend that you discuss this with your Plastic Surgeon and let them advise you.All the best
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October 8, 2015
Answer: Are Silicone Sizers accurate? Hello,Patients often report that breast implants seem slightly smaller after surgery. Some of this is due to the perceived shrinkage when swelling goes down and some due to compression under your tissues. Many people will also underestimate how quickly they become accustomed to the new breast volume. The sizers will give you a good idea however if my patient is undecided between two similar implants, I recommend that they choose the slightly larger one, knowing that they may seem smaller later. I recommend that you discuss this with your Plastic Surgeon and let them advise you.All the best
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