I am 30 yrs old. Done Having Kids. Weight: 192lbs Height: 5 7' Bra 36 Full B. I'd like to be a DD. After Doc exam he suggests 750cc Saline High Profile. NO LIFT NEEDED. With that being said here are my questions. #1. Do you think that is to big for me? Will if make me feel or look fater? How do they look and feel? Satisfied? #2. My Surgeon does the "armpit" incision implant behind the muscle. How is the recovery? Armpit Incision Pros & Cons? Person Experience Wanted!
Answer: Implant size You asked for my opinion, so I'll give it to you. I think 750 cc's is much too large and advise against it. They will make you look heavy.
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Answer: Implant size You asked for my opinion, so I'll give it to you. I think 750 cc's is much too large and advise against it. They will make you look heavy.
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Answer: Implant size 750 cc implants are a significant size and have a tremendous weight to them. Over time this may become a problem. As we age our tissues do not handle weight of the implant well. The larger the size the higher the wright the more difficult it becomes to support the weight. Axillary incisions are just fine as long as you have an experienced surgeon. One of the draw backs could be some numbness of the arm after the surgery from the stretching of a few certain nerves.
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Answer: Implant size 750 cc implants are a significant size and have a tremendous weight to them. Over time this may become a problem. As we age our tissues do not handle weight of the implant well. The larger the size the higher the wright the more difficult it becomes to support the weight. Axillary incisions are just fine as long as you have an experienced surgeon. One of the draw backs could be some numbness of the arm after the surgery from the stretching of a few certain nerves.
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December 15, 2014
Answer: Large implant augmentation First, I want to be clear that every individual has different anatomy and goals. A 750 cc implant is a very large implant. There are some people in which this would work out, but that is a very few. As an experienced revisionary breast surgeon, I see a lot of problems that occur with large implants. One of the problems I see is that patients will often say that they look fat when the implants are too large. Additionally, they complain that they can't wear certain clothes, they get negative attention, and they get neck pain and shoulder issues. Also, the larger your implants, the quicker they will droop. Gravity is always working. For these reasons, I would have a serious discussion with your surgeon and not get hung up on a certain number of cc's. You had mentioned a transaxillary approach. The axillary approach works very well for saline implant because you can place them unfilled through a very small incision. If you place a large silicone implant, you need a much larger incision that negates the benefit of the armpit incision. If you are going with a large implant, you defenitely want to go with silicone because the larger the implant, the more your tissues are thinned and the more the wrinkling associated with saline will be apparent. I wish you luck in your decision.
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December 15, 2014
Answer: Large implant augmentation First, I want to be clear that every individual has different anatomy and goals. A 750 cc implant is a very large implant. There are some people in which this would work out, but that is a very few. As an experienced revisionary breast surgeon, I see a lot of problems that occur with large implants. One of the problems I see is that patients will often say that they look fat when the implants are too large. Additionally, they complain that they can't wear certain clothes, they get negative attention, and they get neck pain and shoulder issues. Also, the larger your implants, the quicker they will droop. Gravity is always working. For these reasons, I would have a serious discussion with your surgeon and not get hung up on a certain number of cc's. You had mentioned a transaxillary approach. The axillary approach works very well for saline implant because you can place them unfilled through a very small incision. If you place a large silicone implant, you need a much larger incision that negates the benefit of the armpit incision. If you are going with a large implant, you defenitely want to go with silicone because the larger the implant, the more your tissues are thinned and the more the wrinkling associated with saline will be apparent. I wish you luck in your decision.
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December 14, 2014
Answer: Are 750cc saline Implants too big for me? The best
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December 14, 2014
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December 13, 2014
Answer: Are 750cc saline Implants too big for me? Thank you for the questions. You are asking some excellent questions that online consultants cannot answer specifically enough to be truly helpful. Generally speaking, the best online advice I can give to ladies who are considering breast augmentation surgery (regarding breast implant size/profile selection) is:
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December 13, 2014
Answer: Are 750cc saline Implants too big for me? Thank you for the questions. You are asking some excellent questions that online consultants cannot answer specifically enough to be truly helpful. Generally speaking, the best online advice I can give to ladies who are considering breast augmentation surgery (regarding breast implant size/profile selection) is:
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