Im currently a 32 AA and looking for a conservative look with my BA. I have decided to go with 200cc's but havent decided if I want the Allergan 410 or the standard silicone gel implants. Here's what I'm concerned about - wrinkling, capsular contracture, bottoming out, and a ''too fake'' appearance. From what Ive read, all signs seem to point towards the 410's, but if my risk of any of those complications is small, I'd like to save the money. Any advice is greatly appreciated.
Answer: Small implants best You are concerned about wrinkling, capsular contracture,
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Answer: Small implants best You are concerned about wrinkling, capsular contracture,
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February 24, 2014
Answer: 410 implants The 410 properly placed and sized is an outstanding implant for someone who wants a low risk profile and natural result. Consult with an experienced surgeon using these devices and they can discuss the pros and cons. Cost may be similar for the time being as Allergan is offering five hundred dollars off certificates that can be obtained by your surgeon or from the Allergan website I believe.
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February 24, 2014
Answer: 410 implants The 410 properly placed and sized is an outstanding implant for someone who wants a low risk profile and natural result. Consult with an experienced surgeon using these devices and they can discuss the pros and cons. Cost may be similar for the time being as Allergan is offering five hundred dollars off certificates that can be obtained by your surgeon or from the Allergan website I believe.
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February 22, 2014
Answer: Anatomic shaped implants may not be what your looking for. He state that you want a natural look. In my experience a moderate profile plus silicone gel implant rates the most natural looking breast augmentation. There are indications for shaped breast implants but I do not think of them first when I am trying for a natural look. Please consult a plastic surgeon who is certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery, experienced in breast surgery, and who has an excellent reputation in your community. He really need an expert surgeon to examine you and make the best recommendation for you.
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February 22, 2014
Answer: Anatomic shaped implants may not be what your looking for. He state that you want a natural look. In my experience a moderate profile plus silicone gel implant rates the most natural looking breast augmentation. There are indications for shaped breast implants but I do not think of them first when I am trying for a natural look. Please consult a plastic surgeon who is certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery, experienced in breast surgery, and who has an excellent reputation in your community. He really need an expert surgeon to examine you and make the best recommendation for you.
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February 22, 2014
Answer: The 410 device is a silicone device that is firmer so you should compare that to others! Please find an experienced Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
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February 22, 2014
Answer: The 410 device is a silicone device that is firmer so you should compare that to others! Please find an experienced Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
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February 21, 2014
Answer: Highly Cohesive implant or standard memory gel. Dear Jules,It is hard to tell you your specific risk of rippling and wrinkling without seeing your photos or performing an in person exam. However, you are right, the 410's from Allergan, or the Mentor/Sientra equivalents, are less likely to ripple wrinkle or have capsular contraction than standard memory gel type implants. The less tissue you have, the more vulnerable you are to this. However, I have done plenty of women with almost no tissue, both sub-muscular and sub-fascial with memory gel implants with no rippling. The following link is an example of this. However, it is important to know that if the implant is placed perfectly, the implant will cause rippling if it is a 410 or memory gel, so who you choose as your surgeon is very important as well.Best wishes,Pablo Prichard, MD
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February 21, 2014
Answer: Highly Cohesive implant or standard memory gel. Dear Jules,It is hard to tell you your specific risk of rippling and wrinkling without seeing your photos or performing an in person exam. However, you are right, the 410's from Allergan, or the Mentor/Sientra equivalents, are less likely to ripple wrinkle or have capsular contraction than standard memory gel type implants. The less tissue you have, the more vulnerable you are to this. However, I have done plenty of women with almost no tissue, both sub-muscular and sub-fascial with memory gel implants with no rippling. The following link is an example of this. However, it is important to know that if the implant is placed perfectly, the implant will cause rippling if it is a 410 or memory gel, so who you choose as your surgeon is very important as well.Best wishes,Pablo Prichard, MD
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