Periareolar incision with large (650ccs+) implant?

Dr. Alavi in San Diego is not a plastic surgeon. He completed Ear-Nose-Throat residency training followed by non-accredited cosmetic surgery fellowship (these are not recognized by any formal governing bodies of graduate medical education). You need to find an American Board of Plastic Surgery certified surgeon that has actually completed 6 years of integrated plastic surgery residency training at the bare minimum.

Thanks for your question! My preference is an inframammary incision (specifically with that size of an implant). That being said, every surgeon has a reason for choosing what he/she chooses, so if you've chosen them and accept that approach, that is your answer. If not, seek a second opinion. Good luck!

The choice of incision placement, even with larger implants, depends on the experience and preference of the surgeon. However, a smaller areola and larger implant can make the peri-areolar technique more difficult.