From what I have read so far, Polypropylene Breast Implants are something to avoid, yet it's been now what 30 or so years since that technique was invented. So I felt it worth looking into as an option. I have had the desire to go XL+ in size for so many years. Yet my breasts are somewhat small and most surgeons I have spoken to prefer not to even broach that area and try very hard to talk me out of my goal. So I am wondering if any advancements have been made with the Polypropylene Breast Implants?
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Hello. Thank you for your inquiry. It is important to have an in-person assessment regarding your concerns as it is difficult to determine virtually.
Exact end results and cup sizes are usually quite difficult to calculate as everyone has a different starting point.
There are many different...
Hello. Thank you for your inquiry and congratulations on your surgery! You may ask your surgeon for an operation report.
It is important to have an in-person medical assessment regarding this issue as it is difficult to determine virtually. Continue to update your doctor in the matter and...
You have no need to worry. I know of nobody who has needed transfusion after augmentation. A skilled surgeon should dissect the pocket to put the implant in using one swab at most, so a few mls of blood at tops. Even in the rare event of a postoperative haematoma, you really only lose a few...
