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It is probably unlikely that such a large implant can be inserted with an A cup on a thin patient. It well depend on your examination. You may need to be staged.Gary J. Alter, M.D.Beverly Hills, CA - Manhattan, NY
Hard to say without an examination, even harder without photos. In my practice, in taller patients with adequate dimensions it would not be uncommon to fill to 800-1000cc on the first go around. It all depends on the measurements and tissues.
You may well find that you don't have much breast development since most/all of your breast tissue was removed. No one can predict how much you will have or if it will be asymmetric. If you decide on implants, because they are placed behind the breasts and usually the muscle as well, the prior...
Truly, it is best to check with your surgeon and follow his/her recommendations and post-operative instructions. Assuming you do not have any incisions near the peri-areolar region and everything has healed well, I do not see a reason why your surgeon will not allow sexual contact. Hope this...
Hello and thank you for your question. Board-certified plastic surgeons will likely disagree about how long to wait before having a breast augmentation surgery after having begun hormone replacement therapy. You should allow enough time for the hormones to help your breasts develop, and this...
Sure , you can have your implantsAn experienced doctor can help you to choose a size is not going to increase the risk of exposition, rippling, skin damage.
It is difficult to four days postoperative to determine the final result one's breast augmentation would be. But for sure, if you feel you is too far apart, discuss this with your surgeon. He or she may recommend a spandex band that can hold implants closer. Special issues include tight chest...
There isn’t a lot of research out there as to how to feminize male breasts. Some providers do add in progestins at least at the beginning when patients are taking hormones by mouth. Others fear the effects of progestins on mood and risk of blood clots and avoid them altogether.&...