Hi. I'm 5'2, 92 lbs. Approximately 6 wks ago I had gotten Textured Sientra Moderate Plus Implants, submuscular, 285cc. I really emphasized pre-op that I wanted to have cleavage but also a "natural look" that looks proportionate to my petite body frame. Should I have gotten a bigger implant perhaps with a high profile instead of moderate plus? If so, how big can I go without looking too unnatural but still being able to create cleavage. The gap is about 1 inch apart. Im not able to push my implants closer together currently.
April 26, 2017
Answer: Breast asymmetry It is very difficult to provide you a definitive evaluation of your breasts from a single photo (it is not straight on view, one hand is raised and one isn't, etc.); From this single view it looks like your breast mounds are not symmetric; looks like the left is oblong and the right circular; Were you asymmetric to start? You may have needed more central dissection to allow the implants to be more centrally located; going with a high profile, only makes your breast mounds narrower and not the right answer for you. A consultation with a breast specialist and your preoperative photos are needed to give you a definitive answer.
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April 26, 2017
Answer: Breast asymmetry It is very difficult to provide you a definitive evaluation of your breasts from a single photo (it is not straight on view, one hand is raised and one isn't, etc.); From this single view it looks like your breast mounds are not symmetric; looks like the left is oblong and the right circular; Were you asymmetric to start? You may have needed more central dissection to allow the implants to be more centrally located; going with a high profile, only makes your breast mounds narrower and not the right answer for you. A consultation with a breast specialist and your preoperative photos are needed to give you a definitive answer.
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August 31, 2017
Answer: Implants too far apart with breast augmentation, it is important to understand that your anatomy is the most critical factor in postop appearance. At 92 lb, it is unlikely that you could get a larger implant in the breast, depending on your specific breast diameter. The implants appear to be properly centered on the nipple, therefore it is likely that your breasts were somewhat laterally located preop and this appearance will remain postop. Sincerely, Thomas C. Wiener, MD Houston this information is not a substitute for a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon
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August 31, 2017
Answer: Implants too far apart with breast augmentation, it is important to understand that your anatomy is the most critical factor in postop appearance. At 92 lb, it is unlikely that you could get a larger implant in the breast, depending on your specific breast diameter. The implants appear to be properly centered on the nipple, therefore it is likely that your breasts were somewhat laterally located preop and this appearance will remain postop. Sincerely, Thomas C. Wiener, MD Houston this information is not a substitute for a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon
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