Hello, Planning on getting breast implants in a couple months, and was wondering about how long I will be considered a good candidate for surgery. Early twenties at the moment, would I have to remove them say 40+ years from now? Is there a cut off age where women are no longer allowed to have surgery due to risks of being too old? Or is it more about the health of the patient and # of times they have gone under the knife concerning implant replacement etc. Thanks!
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In my experience, patients with little to no breast tissue rarely (but not never) find that a low profile implant offers the change they desire - athlete/ballet/whatever. Maybe reviewing photos with your surgeon can assist...
You should always take online advice with a pinch of salt, as it comes from doctors that didn't have the chance to see you in person and whose experience may greatly vary.Personally, I wouldn't say that your implants are too small, and I don't think that you have star gazing pseudo...
Preop pics would be very beneficialPictures taken by someone else without your shirt off and with your arms at your side will also help tell whether there is some lateral displacement due to some contraction of your chest holding the cameraAre your breasts hard to the touch--do the implants move...
