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Thank you for your question. In most cases, the scar for pectoral implants is in the armpit. For post-operative scar management I recommend massage, Biocorneum scar cream and time. Good luck, make sure you consult with a board certified plastic surgeon.
Thank you for your question. There is always scarring with implants, very little in some cases, actually most cases, and progressively depending on the size of implant, skin type, ethnic -genetic background, and closure technique. I hope this helps!
Pectoral implants are placed through an armpit incision. While the armpit hair is shaved for the surgery, when it grows back, it conceals the scar very nicely. Generally the scar is quite minimal if the incision is oriented in the direction of the natural folds that occur in the armpit.
I perform pectoral augmentation weekly. I have been very successful at hiding the incision in the arm pit. The scar is completely hidden and the patients are very pleased.
Pectoral implants are placed through small incisions high up in the armpit. While there will be scars, they are fine line in size and well hidden.
Your lower sternum does have some indentation/depression to it. The belly sticking out may make it look a little deeper than what it is but not signifcantly so. Exercise is not the solution to a depressed lower sternum, adding volume by fat transfer or a small sternal implant are the treatment...
In the case of torn pectoral muscles, implants are very effective. Essentially the implant just fills in the gap left by the torn muscle and everything looks normal. I perform this routinely from patients around the world. In some cases I colaborate with an orthopedic surgeon...
Oval pec implants generally enhance more of the lower part of the pectoral / chest area where as the vertical-rectangular pec implants enhance more uniformly the lower and upper chest toward the collar bone as well as along the middle of the chest from top to bottom. There is no one is...