My question is that I want to go quite big and bolted looking, is the risk a lot more with going to a higher cc with lift due to the possibility of circulation issues and nipple necrosis? I have spoken to about 6 surgeons one said he would do 700cc for me I’m 5’4 and 150lbs go to the gym a lot so quite toned. bra size currently is 34c i know it’s hard to tell with just a description, but I’m just concerned with the safety, if the doctor is just telling me what I want to hear to get my money?
Answer: Implants The 700 cc implant is very large and heavy and usually much too large for most women, especially someone who is 5'4". The larger the implant, the more it thins and stretches your own tissue, and the higher risk of skin necrosis. Get a size that fits your frame and tissue so you can be happy for many years. Avoid the future problems of getting implants that are too large and heavy for your frame and tissue.
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Answer: Implants The 700 cc implant is very large and heavy and usually much too large for most women, especially someone who is 5'4". The larger the implant, the more it thins and stretches your own tissue, and the higher risk of skin necrosis. Get a size that fits your frame and tissue so you can be happy for many years. Avoid the future problems of getting implants that are too large and heavy for your frame and tissue.
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August 22, 2023
Answer: Risk factors for augmentation mastopexy There are many variables that increase the risk of orange healing complications with a mastopexy. Doing simultaneously implant, augmentation will increase the risk. Some plastic surgeons prefer and recommend doing these a staged procedures, to decrease the risk of tissue that crosses and complications. The risk of complications is higher if the implant is placed above the muscle, and this is not recommended when done in conjunction with a mastopexy.Working with excessively large implants will also increase the risk further, especially using a wide diameter implants. How the procedure is done, including how much undermining is done to create the implant pocket underneath the pectoralis muscle will also impact the chance of necrosis and complications. The overall health and age of the patient also can contribute. Any history of tobacco abuse will also potentially increase the chance of these complications. Your best source of information is to talk to each of the plastic surgeons individually regarding their recommendations, including if this should be done as a single or staged procedure. Best, Mats Hagstrom, MD
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August 22, 2023
Answer: Risk factors for augmentation mastopexy There are many variables that increase the risk of orange healing complications with a mastopexy. Doing simultaneously implant, augmentation will increase the risk. Some plastic surgeons prefer and recommend doing these a staged procedures, to decrease the risk of tissue that crosses and complications. The risk of complications is higher if the implant is placed above the muscle, and this is not recommended when done in conjunction with a mastopexy.Working with excessively large implants will also increase the risk further, especially using a wide diameter implants. How the procedure is done, including how much undermining is done to create the implant pocket underneath the pectoralis muscle will also impact the chance of necrosis and complications. The overall health and age of the patient also can contribute. Any history of tobacco abuse will also potentially increase the chance of these complications. Your best source of information is to talk to each of the plastic surgeons individually regarding their recommendations, including if this should be done as a single or staged procedure. Best, Mats Hagstrom, MD
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