This question may sound stupid but I was told that I had to go into surgery with absolutely no make up on. Does this include fake eyelashes? I was considering getting professional individual lashes that last approximately 6 weeks but my BA surgery is coming up. Will this be ok?
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To be honest with you, there is no big difference between the two. If your cup size is a C or above, then the difference can be unperceivable. This is why you might not see them used very often. Safety is not an issue. I will caution you, however, against choosing a large implant. Breast...
It's been my experience that smaller implants drop sooner than larger ones. That is not to say that every case is the same. I would discuss this with your doctor.
Patrick Briggs, FRCS, FRCSI (Plast Surg) (retired) says:
Most anaesthesiologists would use an endotracheal mask for a breast augmentation. This is less invasive than an endotracheal tube. However it is something you would have to discuss on an individual basis.
