Breast Augmentation regardless of the type of implant used may be associated with temporary or permanent loss of sensation. Most such losses are caused by traction- the pulling forward of the breast and the skin by the implant and most normalize in a few months. However, there is a small number...
One of the main problems with breast augmentation is dissatisfaction of the patient with the size after surgery (" they are too small", "I wish they were bigger", etc). That usually happens when the surgeon, rather than the patient chooses the implant volume size.In my practice, is the patient...
Thank you for your question. Implant selection for breast augmentation is an important process and requires good communication between you and your surgeon. Typically, breast measurements are initially obtained to provide an initial guide to implants appropriate for your chest. It's then advised...