All the pictures I'm drawn to are using "teardrop" shaped implants I have been told to use a smaller implant. Under the muscle. Is teardrop the same as anatomical? I do want some upper pole projection but I want a natural look- Not huge breasts! I have a naturally wide BWD with a lot of side boob so I don't want to look matronly. Also having a lift! What do you recommend me? I Want to drop 3-4kg before op no more! I'm5ft5 66kg, 34b/c with a lot muscle/curves on legs & bum.
September 11, 2017
Answer: Anatomic vs rond implant A very important question. A anatomic implant gives the most natural appearance of all the implants. Round implants such as a moderate plus silicone implant can also give very nice upper pole fullness without excessive roundness. One other option that is gives a very natural result along with a lift is fat grafting to the upper breast. Fat grafting as an option is more limited to more modest enhancement. I'd recommend an examination with a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss your goals, perform an examination and review photos.
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September 11, 2017
Answer: Anatomic vs rond implant A very important question. A anatomic implant gives the most natural appearance of all the implants. Round implants such as a moderate plus silicone implant can also give very nice upper pole fullness without excessive roundness. One other option that is gives a very natural result along with a lift is fat grafting to the upper breast. Fat grafting as an option is more limited to more modest enhancement. I'd recommend an examination with a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss your goals, perform an examination and review photos.
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September 10, 2017
Answer: Breast augmentation For the look you want the anatomic implant is best. The problem with those is the textured surface and the potential risk of ALCL. The risk is quite low, but most surgeons these days are reluctant to put is textured implants. Most of the confirmed cases of ALCL are associated with one manufacturer's implants which I personally do not use. Another nice choice for you would be a style 107 implant. These and many other choices are best discussed during an in person consultation.
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September 10, 2017
Answer: Breast augmentation For the look you want the anatomic implant is best. The problem with those is the textured surface and the potential risk of ALCL. The risk is quite low, but most surgeons these days are reluctant to put is textured implants. Most of the confirmed cases of ALCL are associated with one manufacturer's implants which I personally do not use. Another nice choice for you would be a style 107 implant. These and many other choices are best discussed during an in person consultation.
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