I've always thought getting something like a moderate plus implant would have more of a natural look with less fullness up top. I'm wondering why a high profile 300cc would look natural? I'd thought it would give too much projection and not tear-drop hang. Just doing some research before going in for a consultation :)
March 24, 2024
Answer: High profile There is no right or wrong answer. The same implant can look very different on different patients. This is not a one size fits all situation. Your surgeon will measure your breasts during your consultation. This is different than your bra size measurements. She/He will then combine this information with your goals for surgery in order to suggest possible implants that would reflect your desired look. I've included a video on implant selection that I hope you find helpful.
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March 24, 2024
Answer: High profile There is no right or wrong answer. The same implant can look very different on different patients. This is not a one size fits all situation. Your surgeon will measure your breasts during your consultation. This is different than your bra size measurements. She/He will then combine this information with your goals for surgery in order to suggest possible implants that would reflect your desired look. I've included a video on implant selection that I hope you find helpful.
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March 6, 2024
Answer: Natural Higher profile implants do not tend to look natural because they are very projecting (out away from the chest) for a rather narrow base diameter. I tend to place high profile implants in patients that want an "augmented" or "stuck on" or "coconut look". I would recommend a lower profile implant if you are looking for a more natural result; placed below the muscle. I would also recommend finding a surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. I would particularly recommend finding one with excellent experience in breast surgery.
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March 6, 2024
Answer: Natural Higher profile implants do not tend to look natural because they are very projecting (out away from the chest) for a rather narrow base diameter. I tend to place high profile implants in patients that want an "augmented" or "stuck on" or "coconut look". I would recommend a lower profile implant if you are looking for a more natural result; placed below the muscle. I would also recommend finding a surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. I would particularly recommend finding one with excellent experience in breast surgery.
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February 24, 2024
Answer: Natural looking The most natural looking result isn’t about the implants alone. It is about your body dimensions, goals and expectations, and then choosing the implants that would best complement those. So, for one patient, 300cc high profile may give them the result they want, but for another, it may not. It all depends on the individual traits of the patients.
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February 24, 2024
Answer: Natural looking The most natural looking result isn’t about the implants alone. It is about your body dimensions, goals and expectations, and then choosing the implants that would best complement those. So, for one patient, 300cc high profile may give them the result they want, but for another, it may not. It all depends on the individual traits of the patients.
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