Pear Implant or Round implant? For Most natural look and feel. (photos)

All anatomic implants are textured to prevent movement. Textured anatomic gel implants are more expensive than non-anatomic and thus in my opinion, the benefit is seen primarily in a limited category of patients: reconstruction and cosmetic patients that are very thin with minimal breast tissue and minimal body fat. In addition, the anatomic implants have much less variety in volume and profile available from the manufacturer.The issue of rotation is all about technique. They should not rotate if proper technique in pocket formation is observed. Sagging after breastfeeding when you have implants is dependent on how big the implant is and how much size, weight and volume of your breast changes during breastfeeding. It has nothing to do with the shape of the implant.The gel implant itself will not lose any volume. The idea behind the anatomic implants is to provide a more tapered volume at the upper pole for a more natural look.

A shaped implant can solve certain problems, however they are stiffer in consistency or "cohesive" to maintain shape and do not flow with the breast tissue. A round smooth implant, traditional or non cohesive is softer, and flows and moves depending on your position much as the breast does. To us this is "natural". What is important is that you choose your look/feel, and that your surgeon understand your goal and get the implant right.