My breasts are asymmetrical (right is a full DD, left is a small D), and a primary objective is to get them more symmetrical while also adding volume I've lost from age and all the things. My biggest fear is ugly scarring from a lift. Are there different shaped implants that can provide lift themselves? Also, are they too asymmetrical that a lift would be required on my right side only?
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Hello, thank you for your question. Yes we often have patients come in for an implant exchange to have larger breasts. Its difficult to say which size is best for you without having any measurements. It is best to consult your plastic surgeon and go from there. For more about Breast...
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When it comes to breast augmentation, oftentimes your surgeon will allow you to "try on" different implant sizes prior to your procedure. They will have you place the implant within a bra, and then try on a tight fitting shirt to mimic the appearance of your breasts...
Strattice is a sheet of collagen used to help reinforce and support soft tissues while preventing capsular contracture from occurring. We have used Strattice in thousands of patients and there have been no issues from wearing a push up bra after being recovered from surgery. However, every...