So, I went to my doctor's appointment and he said he's going with a subglandular, periareolar approach. He said 330cc will be better than 300cc, but I really don't want my boobs to be big. I want a natural C cup. Any advice on this? I attached some pictures ! Thanks in advance. F.
December 29, 2017
Answer: Please Reconsider Your Plans Hello,Cosmetic plastic surgery is a field of medicine that is just beginning to develop and utilize data to optimize techniques and choices for better outcomes and lower complication rates. A 14 point plan has been developed and published this year in PRS, which seeks to optimize breast augmentation results and minimize complications, especially capsular contracture, through reduction in bacterial contamination, the most common negative phenomenon of breast implants. Of those 14 points, periareolar incisions and subglandular implant placement are not recommended. Instead, a dual plane/sub-pectoral placement via an inframammary incision is preferred. Regarding your goal of obtaining a 'natural' appearance, sub-pectoral placement would be preferred, as would a lower profile implant. Additionally, implant volume is perhaps the most important variable to perceived outcome: the larger the implant, the 'faker' the result. If your surgeon isn't an ABPS certified/ASAPS member surgeon who specializes in breast surgery, you may consider consulting with a few. Best of luck!
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December 29, 2017
Answer: Please Reconsider Your Plans Hello,Cosmetic plastic surgery is a field of medicine that is just beginning to develop and utilize data to optimize techniques and choices for better outcomes and lower complication rates. A 14 point plan has been developed and published this year in PRS, which seeks to optimize breast augmentation results and minimize complications, especially capsular contracture, through reduction in bacterial contamination, the most common negative phenomenon of breast implants. Of those 14 points, periareolar incisions and subglandular implant placement are not recommended. Instead, a dual plane/sub-pectoral placement via an inframammary incision is preferred. Regarding your goal of obtaining a 'natural' appearance, sub-pectoral placement would be preferred, as would a lower profile implant. Additionally, implant volume is perhaps the most important variable to perceived outcome: the larger the implant, the 'faker' the result. If your surgeon isn't an ABPS certified/ASAPS member surgeon who specializes in breast surgery, you may consider consulting with a few. Best of luck!
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December 29, 2017
Answer: Breast implant size At your size you can easily handle either size. 30cc is not a big difference. If all else fails I would go with the larger size since more regrets from not going a little bigger than a little smaller. Good luck.
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December 29, 2017
Answer: Breast implant size At your size you can easily handle either size. 30cc is not a big difference. If all else fails I would go with the larger size since more regrets from not going a little bigger than a little smaller. Good luck.
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