I am questioning whether or not I should even get the implants since I am already a 34D. I don't need a lift according to my PS. But he is recommending small implants (210 and 190CC) After breastfeeding, I am just looking to restore volume. I am deflated in the upper pole region and they just don't look like they used to. However, I am afraid I will be too big with the implants. Yes, I know I am asymmetrical, but it doesn't bother me.
Answer: I am currently a 34D and want to restore volume. Should I get implants? I don't want to be too big! You look excelelnt I do not know why you would want surgery. A lift will put unnecessary scars on your breasts. If you want more volume an implant can resore volume and cause less scarring.
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Answer: Surgery Hello dear, thanks for your pictures and provided question, I recommend you to have a breast lift with silicone high profile implants..
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Answer: Surgery Hello dear, thanks for your pictures and provided question, I recommend you to have a breast lift with silicone high profile implants..
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November 15, 2015
Answer: Should I get implants? Thank you for the photos. If you are trying to restore volume, there are a lot of styles of implants out there to accommodate the shape. There are shaped implants that will provide you with the contour and profile where you need volume. You might also consider an internal lift that will help position the implant to give you a more natural look. It will give an appearance of a lift. As far as the asymmetry, that can be compensated with a different size implant. You should really sit down with a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss your options. Good luck
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Answer: Should I get implants? Thank you for the photos. If you are trying to restore volume, there are a lot of styles of implants out there to accommodate the shape. There are shaped implants that will provide you with the contour and profile where you need volume. You might also consider an internal lift that will help position the implant to give you a more natural look. It will give an appearance of a lift. As far as the asymmetry, that can be compensated with a different size implant. You should really sit down with a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss your options. Good luck
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October 27, 2015
Answer: I am currently a 34D and want to restore volume. Should I get implants? I don't want to be too big! (Photo) The best way to restore volume is using a breast implant. Of course, this will increase your volume and projection over the entire breast, not just the upper portion. It will also give a little bit of a lift to your breasts. As long as the implants aren't too large, you can still achieve a natural appearance. I encourage my patients to try on the implants with a sports bra to get a visualization of their post-op appearance. Good luck!
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Answer: I am currently a 34D and want to restore volume. Should I get implants? I don't want to be too big! (Photo) The best way to restore volume is using a breast implant. Of course, this will increase your volume and projection over the entire breast, not just the upper portion. It will also give a little bit of a lift to your breasts. As long as the implants aren't too large, you can still achieve a natural appearance. I encourage my patients to try on the implants with a sports bra to get a visualization of their post-op appearance. Good luck!
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November 23, 2015
Answer: You need a breast lift Thank you for your question and photos.Your breasts are too low and the majority of your breast tissue is in your lower pole. Fat transfer nor implants will correct that. The tissue must be reshaped and re-positioned higher on your chest wall to achieve natural and aesthetically pleasing results. Standard breast lifts are too weak to achieve lift longevity and upper pole fullness. The Horndeski Method (TM) is a technique that maximizes lift and longevity with natural results without implants or the dreaded vertical scar. Implants are not a viable option for you as they will inevitably stretch your tissues again and cause more problems down the line. I suggest you visit the breast lift with implant revision forum on this site for the truth about using implants in conjunction with lifts or using implants to 'lift' breasts. Please do your research. This site is a great start.Best wishes and kind regards,Gary Horndeski M.D.
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Answer: You need a breast lift Thank you for your question and photos.Your breasts are too low and the majority of your breast tissue is in your lower pole. Fat transfer nor implants will correct that. The tissue must be reshaped and re-positioned higher on your chest wall to achieve natural and aesthetically pleasing results. Standard breast lifts are too weak to achieve lift longevity and upper pole fullness. The Horndeski Method (TM) is a technique that maximizes lift and longevity with natural results without implants or the dreaded vertical scar. Implants are not a viable option for you as they will inevitably stretch your tissues again and cause more problems down the line. I suggest you visit the breast lift with implant revision forum on this site for the truth about using implants in conjunction with lifts or using implants to 'lift' breasts. Please do your research. This site is a great start.Best wishes and kind regards,Gary Horndeski M.D.
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