Stats: 5'5" 100lb bdw 9.5cm, breastfed 3 kids. Goal - very natural augmentation to fill in loose skin. Placement - over muscle. - Mod Plus Profile - 100 cc, diam 8.2, proj 2.7 - High Profile - 125 cc, diam 8.3, proj 3.5 1. Will there be any visual difference between these two sizes? 2. 1 cm difference in my bdw and implant matters? Diameters have to be same for most natural look? 3. Would be more loose skin than now and lift needed after removal? (more loose skin with 125 vs 100?)
Answer: Breasts If you are already considering a removal, perhaps you do not really want implants. I would suggest considering 125 to 175 cc's for a better fill and going behind the muscle for a more smooth look.
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Answer: Breasts If you are already considering a removal, perhaps you do not really want implants. I would suggest considering 125 to 175 cc's for a better fill and going behind the muscle for a more smooth look.
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Answer: Natural breast augmentation a lower profile implant, low plus or moderate, with a volume that matches your base width would be the most natural option.
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Answer: Natural breast augmentation a lower profile implant, low plus or moderate, with a volume that matches your base width would be the most natural option.
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September 21, 2023
Answer: Implant selection If you are wanting a very natural result you may want to consider placing the implants under the muscle. This helps to disguise the upper portion of the implant which is particularly helpful on patients with thin frames and provides a more natural look. As to the difference in the implants you mentioned, there won't be a big difference visually but your surgeon can help with the implant that fits the breast space best. Sizers can be used during surgery and can help with correct implant selection.
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September 21, 2023
Answer: Implant selection If you are wanting a very natural result you may want to consider placing the implants under the muscle. This helps to disguise the upper portion of the implant which is particularly helpful on patients with thin frames and provides a more natural look. As to the difference in the implants you mentioned, there won't be a big difference visually but your surgeon can help with the implant that fits the breast space best. Sizers can be used during surgery and can help with correct implant selection.
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September 19, 2023
Answer: Muscular Lean Frame Your physique, appears to be extremely muscular and lean. With that said, placing implants on top of the muscle, will show the border of the implant, a little bit more in somebody like yourself who has little to no fat to cover the implant. Additionally, a 100 cc implant will probably not look very natural and I would recommend a slightly larger size and possibly placing the implant under the muscle to camouflage it more.
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September 19, 2023
Answer: Muscular Lean Frame Your physique, appears to be extremely muscular and lean. With that said, placing implants on top of the muscle, will show the border of the implant, a little bit more in somebody like yourself who has little to no fat to cover the implant. Additionally, a 100 cc implant will probably not look very natural and I would recommend a slightly larger size and possibly placing the implant under the muscle to camouflage it more.
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September 18, 2023
Answer: Choosing the right implant I will start by saying that breast width diameter (BWD) is a fairly subjective measurement and you would likely have three different measurements from three different surgeons. BWD is definitely one of the measurements that help guide implant selection but there are multiple variables to consider including, patient goals, breast volume and skin laxity when making a decision about implant size. In your case I can see you have a slender frame with fairly deflated breast but 9.5 BWD seems like the lower range of what I would measure on someone who is 5'5. 100-125cc is a very small implant and I don't think it will appropriately fill out your skin envelope.
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September 18, 2023
Answer: Choosing the right implant I will start by saying that breast width diameter (BWD) is a fairly subjective measurement and you would likely have three different measurements from three different surgeons. BWD is definitely one of the measurements that help guide implant selection but there are multiple variables to consider including, patient goals, breast volume and skin laxity when making a decision about implant size. In your case I can see you have a slender frame with fairly deflated breast but 9.5 BWD seems like the lower range of what I would measure on someone who is 5'5. 100-125cc is a very small implant and I don't think it will appropriately fill out your skin envelope.
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