Medicare and Prophalactic Breast Surgery?

I personally don't like the ultra high implant. They have such a narrow base width that the breast tends to look unnatural and too pointy.  I suspect a moderate plus implant will give you better cleavage and the breast will fill cups better because its wider.  In terms of volume an...

Thank you for that interesting question.  It would be very unusual to have a broken rib after breast augmentation surgery.  If you were told this, I would certainly want to know who diagnosed it and how they did it.  If it is a non-surgeon, they may have confused pain/discomfort...

Many women who have breast augmentation face what you are going through right now.  I call this the "psychological cycle of the implant" and it takes some time to go through it completely. Initially, the implants sit up high on the chest (especially those placed under the muscle). A woman...

Thank you for your question. In general, a safe and predictable approach would be to use fat grafting or breast implants, or possibly both. As a transgender, you may not have a lot of soft tissue coverage for your breast implants, and fat grafting may be able to provide a more natural feel. I...

Thank you for your question! You would have to prove that its medically necessary in order for your insurance to cover it.  I suggest you go see a board certified plastic surgeon and discuss your desired results with him.  Best of luck!Dr Dhaval PatelDouble Board CertifiedPlastic S...

Your complaint is a very common complaint of thin patients with saline implants.  All implants have some rippling, but it is significantly more with saline implants.  This is the number one reason I strongly encourage thin women to choose silicone gel implants.  The newest "gummy...