I would also like to know what the pros and cons of having teardrop verses round implants. I run a lot as a form of exercise will this cause rotation of the teardrop implant? Looking at a circumareola lift with submuscular placement of the implants. Will the type of implant make a difference if I want more natural breasts as you can see I have severe ptosis and not much fill at the top of my breasts.
May 24, 2016
Answer: Combine Round Implants With Lift The best advice about your specific procedure will come from a board-certified plastic surgeon who has the opportunity to physically examine you and listen to your cosmetic goals. Having said that, I agree with the other surgeons who recommend getting a breast lift that provides more support than what can be achieved with only a circumareolar lift. Round implants will sit slightly higher than shaped implants, providing more upper fullness while still looking natural. Best of luck.
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May 24, 2016
Answer: Combine Round Implants With Lift The best advice about your specific procedure will come from a board-certified plastic surgeon who has the opportunity to physically examine you and listen to your cosmetic goals. Having said that, I agree with the other surgeons who recommend getting a breast lift that provides more support than what can be achieved with only a circumareolar lift. Round implants will sit slightly higher than shaped implants, providing more upper fullness while still looking natural. Best of luck.
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November 11, 2016
Answer: Shaped versus round Anatomy and the size of your breast "footprint" or dimensions of your chest can help pick an implant, angel9691. The thickness of the overlying breast is also an important factor in implant selection. So even a little difference can mean a big change. Different implants have different projection and this varies by manufacturer. Picking the right implant for you depends on a number of factors and talking about this in consultation is the best way to go and sometimes requires changing the shape of the breast with a mastopexy too especially if you have had implants before. Good luck, MMT
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November 11, 2016
Answer: Shaped versus round Anatomy and the size of your breast "footprint" or dimensions of your chest can help pick an implant, angel9691. The thickness of the overlying breast is also an important factor in implant selection. So even a little difference can mean a big change. Different implants have different projection and this varies by manufacturer. Picking the right implant for you depends on a number of factors and talking about this in consultation is the best way to go and sometimes requires changing the shape of the breast with a mastopexy too especially if you have had implants before. Good luck, MMT
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