Sources cited for implant placement pros/cons?

The new silicone gel breast implants approved by the FDA in 2006 are much safer then those in use in the 1980s.  The new silicone gel is cohesive which means that if the implant is ruptured the gel stays in place and does not migrate outside the breast capsule.For detailed discussion of...

You are focusing on implants when more important is a simultaneous lift. 22% of women who undergo breast augmentation alone require revision within 2 years because they are dissatisfied with the result. A frequent cause of dissatisfaction is not performing a simultaneous lift when required. I...

It is totally possible to undergo breast augmentation even with your history of malignant hyperthermia. I have experience of this very scenario and everything went fine without any problems. The preoperative preparation was important. Records of the patient's malignant hyperthermia episode were...

Your risk of developing capsular contracture again is approximately 50% if the same type of implant is placed in the same position.

And put over your existing breast would give you a good idea of what size you will be.  Is your frame big enough to accommodate that size without looking fat?  Try sizers at your doctor's office with an unlined bra to help you see what options you have.  As for the TUBA, its a...

An implant placed below the muscle will do exactly as you describe. It will sit beautifully in the pocket for the first 12 hours or so and then begin to ascend. Its descent then happens over the next 3 months and, during that time, it is not something you should worry too strongly about...