I’m 5’2 120lb I have to have saline because of my age, and my doctor wants to go above the muscle I’m a 34A or 32B right now hoping to get to D,DD I’m a bit worried doing both saline and over the muscle, will I be okay doing this
January 2, 2024
Answer: Breast augmentation Instead of sub glandular you should consider subfascial which has many of the benefits of a SubMuscular augmentation without the animation deformity.
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January 2, 2024
Answer: Breast augmentation Instead of sub glandular you should consider subfascial which has many of the benefits of a SubMuscular augmentation without the animation deformity.
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January 3, 2024
Answer: Saline breast implant over muscle? Hello, Without reviewing your history and performing an exam, I can't provide accurate personalized recommendations. However, general recommendations for the implant pocket location is determined by several factors. One factor is how much breast tissue you have. If you have less than 2 cm of soft tissue on pinch of the upper breast pole, it is typically recommended to have the implant placed below the muscle in an attempt to avoid overt implant show, unnatural contour, and implant rippling. Based off the provided information, I would personally choose to place the implant below the muscle (biplanar pocket position) to help avoid the above potential issues. I hope this helps. Best regards, Adam Bauermeister, MD
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January 3, 2024
Answer: Saline breast implant over muscle? Hello, Without reviewing your history and performing an exam, I can't provide accurate personalized recommendations. However, general recommendations for the implant pocket location is determined by several factors. One factor is how much breast tissue you have. If you have less than 2 cm of soft tissue on pinch of the upper breast pole, it is typically recommended to have the implant placed below the muscle in an attempt to avoid overt implant show, unnatural contour, and implant rippling. Based off the provided information, I would personally choose to place the implant below the muscle (biplanar pocket position) to help avoid the above potential issues. I hope this helps. Best regards, Adam Bauermeister, MD
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