I am an A cup, and I am wanting large implants, I know the saline can be filled inside the breast pocket and the silicon cannot. Would it be easier to achieve a larger size with saline due to the fact that it does not have to be forced to fit?
January 4, 2015
Answer: Can you go bigger with saline as opposed to silicone? It is possible to achieve a given size with both types of implants. There are numerous factors that determine the size of an implant. A consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon can help you understand what your options are. Best wishes.
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January 4, 2015
Answer: Can you go bigger with saline as opposed to silicone? It is possible to achieve a given size with both types of implants. There are numerous factors that determine the size of an implant. A consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon can help you understand what your options are. Best wishes.
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January 3, 2015
Answer: Large breast implants Thank you for your post. The question is not whether saline or silicone can make you as large as you want to be. The question should be, "what are your anatomic limitations?". In other words, your tissues will only stretch so far in one surgery. If you go under the muscle, you will reach a point where your muscle won't stretch any more and your implants will start to be displaced laterally creating a wider cleavage gap. If you go over the muscle and go too big, the skin will detach from your breast bone and you will get synmastia (also called "uniboob"). Also, the larger you go, the greater the chance of unwanted complications such as stretch marks, loss of nipple sensation, future sagging of the breasts, visible rippling, back and neck pain, etc. Be sure you understand all the implications (short and long term) before you pick a final size. If you need more information, feel free to contact me.
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January 3, 2015
Answer: Large breast implants Thank you for your post. The question is not whether saline or silicone can make you as large as you want to be. The question should be, "what are your anatomic limitations?". In other words, your tissues will only stretch so far in one surgery. If you go under the muscle, you will reach a point where your muscle won't stretch any more and your implants will start to be displaced laterally creating a wider cleavage gap. If you go over the muscle and go too big, the skin will detach from your breast bone and you will get synmastia (also called "uniboob"). Also, the larger you go, the greater the chance of unwanted complications such as stretch marks, loss of nipple sensation, future sagging of the breasts, visible rippling, back and neck pain, etc. Be sure you understand all the implications (short and long term) before you pick a final size. If you need more information, feel free to contact me.
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