Im 21 i currently weigh 190 and im loosing weght, i am planning to get breast augmentation Sometime in March this upcoming year. Also what are the best implants to get ? I am nearly an A right now .
Answer: Weight and Breast Augmentation You don't mention your height and that is needed to calculate BMI. Basically if your BMI is too high you are at increased risk from anesthesia. As far as the implants go, all of the implants on the market are very good. I favor Mentor because of their feel and predictability in my hands. You may want to consider going under the gland instead of under the muscle as people that have more soft tissue tend to get a more defined result with this method. Best of Luck Dr. J
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Answer: Weight and Breast Augmentation You don't mention your height and that is needed to calculate BMI. Basically if your BMI is too high you are at increased risk from anesthesia. As far as the implants go, all of the implants on the market are very good. I favor Mentor because of their feel and predictability in my hands. You may want to consider going under the gland instead of under the muscle as people that have more soft tissue tend to get a more defined result with this method. Best of Luck Dr. J
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Answer: Breast aug Thank you for your question. There are no weight requirements for a breast augmentation procedure.
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Answer: Breast aug Thank you for your question. There are no weight requirements for a breast augmentation procedure.
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December 15, 2016
Answer: No, but you should be at a stable weight. Women of all sizes and shapes have breast augmentation. Women who have reached their ideal weight, though, and commit to maintaining a stable weight tend to have the best results because gaining and losing a significant amount of weight can change the volume of your breasts. You may want to decide what is a healthy target weight for you and wait to have breast augmentation until you have achieved and maintained your goal. As for the best breast implant, that’s a decision to be made with a plastic surgeon who has examined your natural breasts, understands the look you want and knows any concerns you may have about saline or silicone.
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December 15, 2016
Answer: No, but you should be at a stable weight. Women of all sizes and shapes have breast augmentation. Women who have reached their ideal weight, though, and commit to maintaining a stable weight tend to have the best results because gaining and losing a significant amount of weight can change the volume of your breasts. You may want to decide what is a healthy target weight for you and wait to have breast augmentation until you have achieved and maintained your goal. As for the best breast implant, that’s a decision to be made with a plastic surgeon who has examined your natural breasts, understands the look you want and knows any concerns you may have about saline or silicone.
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November 8, 2016
Answer: Weight Loss Pre Breast Augmentation Hello,Thank you for your question. Drastic changes in weight can affect the size/shape of your breasts so for that reason it would be best that you maintain your ideal weight for a few months before planning this surgery. You are able to book a consultation any time you choose. Be sure to select a board certified Plastic Surgeon whose before and after photos appeal to you.All the best
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November 8, 2016
Answer: Weight Loss Pre Breast Augmentation Hello,Thank you for your question. Drastic changes in weight can affect the size/shape of your breasts so for that reason it would be best that you maintain your ideal weight for a few months before planning this surgery. You are able to book a consultation any time you choose. Be sure to select a board certified Plastic Surgeon whose before and after photos appeal to you.All the best
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November 6, 2016
Answer: BMI Requirement Great question! We encourage patients to achieve and maintain a healthy BMI prior to consultation. Safety is our top priority--an unhealthy BMI could lead to increased risks and complications. To ensure the most aesthetically pleasing result, it is best to be as close to your goal weight as possible. It is always helpful to bring photos to your consultation of the look you find most desirable. Our practice prefers Mentor implants due to a superior look and feel. Best of luck!
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November 6, 2016
Answer: BMI Requirement Great question! We encourage patients to achieve and maintain a healthy BMI prior to consultation. Safety is our top priority--an unhealthy BMI could lead to increased risks and complications. To ensure the most aesthetically pleasing result, it is best to be as close to your goal weight as possible. It is always helpful to bring photos to your consultation of the look you find most desirable. Our practice prefers Mentor implants due to a superior look and feel. Best of luck!
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November 5, 2016
Answer: Breast implants and weight loss Thank you for asking! There is no weight requirement for breast implants but candidates should be at a stable weight with stable skin. Being examined by a board certified plastic surgeon is key for an appropriate consultation and opinion. Loose skin may need a lift as implants do not solve significant loose skin issues very well.As far as the breast implant, the best one is the Right One is the one that fits you properly! Silicone or saline, shaped or round, above or below the muscle are issues to discuss. Your goals, body and anatomy will help guide you and you're PS. Hope this all helps! See a board certified plastic surgeon in your area!
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November 5, 2016
Answer: Breast implants and weight loss Thank you for asking! There is no weight requirement for breast implants but candidates should be at a stable weight with stable skin. Being examined by a board certified plastic surgeon is key for an appropriate consultation and opinion. Loose skin may need a lift as implants do not solve significant loose skin issues very well.As far as the breast implant, the best one is the Right One is the one that fits you properly! Silicone or saline, shaped or round, above or below the muscle are issues to discuss. Your goals, body and anatomy will help guide you and you're PS. Hope this all helps! See a board certified plastic surgeon in your area!
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