It is very difficult to judge what kind of implant to place under the breasts from photographs alone. I am sure your surgeon will be able to give you the best advice after a thorough clinical examination of the amount of breast tissue available and the actual chest diameter measurements. Careful...
The choice of where to put the implant, either above or under the muscle, is usually a clinical and technical matter. In my practice this depends on how much overlying breast tissue is present over the muscle. If there is very little breast tissue then the implant should be placed in a...
Hello dear, thanks for your post. Any time a foreign object is implanted in the body, whether it is a
pacemaker or a breast implant or an orthopedic device or anything else,
the body responds by forming a thin, wispy, fibrous membrane around it.
In most cases this membrane or 'capsule' stays...