I had my consultation with Dr. Khorsandi last month and scheduled my surgery date for June 26th. We decided on 485 high profile cohesive silicone under the muscle. The only worry i have is would mod plus or high profile achieve the look i want. I prefer a more "natural" look. I don't care too much about upper pole fullness. Would a larger implant in mod plus be better than 485cc HP? Is there a big difference?
May 11, 2017
Answer: 21 years old/120 lbs/5'3"/no kids. Mod plus or high profile? 485cc I think that the high profile implant is more attractive for most women. It should also be a little narrower than the moderate plus implant. You don't want the implant to be wider than your natural breast. Based on your wish pictures, I would also suggest the high profile implant. Good luck!
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May 11, 2017
Answer: 21 years old/120 lbs/5'3"/no kids. Mod plus or high profile? 485cc I think that the high profile implant is more attractive for most women. It should also be a little narrower than the moderate plus implant. You don't want the implant to be wider than your natural breast. Based on your wish pictures, I would also suggest the high profile implant. Good luck!
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January 24, 2019
Answer: Mod plus vs. high profile Thank you for your question. This question can best be answered after obtaining breast measurements such as base width. You must realize that profile of the implant basically dictates how much the implant sticks out in the forward direction and by how much the overlying breast skin is stretched. There are low, medium, medium plus, and high profile designs for both round and shaped implants. When you increase the profile of the implant within an implant of the same volume, you are essentially decreasing the diameter and increasing its outward projection (height) giving it a more ball shape. Low profile implants have wider diameter and the lowest projection Moderate profile implants have less projection because of their wider diameter High profile implants are narrower at the base and consequently have more projection High profile implants do generally provide a fuller look in both the upper and lower pole. This is why breasts would appear to be more rounded and augmented rather than natural. A natural look implies a slope in the upper pole, and a curvature in the lower pole giving the breast distribution ratio of 45:55. Whereas, with high profile implants, you may get a 50:50 ratio. If you want to avoid top heavy look, then go for the moderate plus profile. That being said, your chosen profile must be tailored to your breast characteristics and measurements. If your breast width is small, then a high profile implant will be necessary to provide a better distribution of volume within the breasts. If you have a wider breasts, then you may require low to moderate profiled implants to avoid the “rock in a sock” appearance. Also note that even if you do get high profile implants, having them placed under the muscle is more beneficial compared to over the muscle placement as the latter comes with increased risk of breast tissue wasting. Hope this helps. Best of luck with your surgery!
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January 24, 2019
Answer: Mod plus vs. high profile Thank you for your question. This question can best be answered after obtaining breast measurements such as base width. You must realize that profile of the implant basically dictates how much the implant sticks out in the forward direction and by how much the overlying breast skin is stretched. There are low, medium, medium plus, and high profile designs for both round and shaped implants. When you increase the profile of the implant within an implant of the same volume, you are essentially decreasing the diameter and increasing its outward projection (height) giving it a more ball shape. Low profile implants have wider diameter and the lowest projection Moderate profile implants have less projection because of their wider diameter High profile implants are narrower at the base and consequently have more projection High profile implants do generally provide a fuller look in both the upper and lower pole. This is why breasts would appear to be more rounded and augmented rather than natural. A natural look implies a slope in the upper pole, and a curvature in the lower pole giving the breast distribution ratio of 45:55. Whereas, with high profile implants, you may get a 50:50 ratio. If you want to avoid top heavy look, then go for the moderate plus profile. That being said, your chosen profile must be tailored to your breast characteristics and measurements. If your breast width is small, then a high profile implant will be necessary to provide a better distribution of volume within the breasts. If you have a wider breasts, then you may require low to moderate profiled implants to avoid the “rock in a sock” appearance. Also note that even if you do get high profile implants, having them placed under the muscle is more beneficial compared to over the muscle placement as the latter comes with increased risk of breast tissue wasting. Hope this helps. Best of luck with your surgery!
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