I keep going back and forth between tear drop and round implants. I know the teardrops look more natural, which I want, but I keep hearing people say they flip? How likely is the chance of that? What is the chance of lymphoma with them since they are textured? What are the pros and cons of each?
Answer: Anatomic implants will not flip is the pocket is dissected correctly. They are not more natural as you have been led to believe as smooth round implants can create very natural looks as well. More important is how much native tissue you have to camouflage your implants than the implant shape. And one company's textured implant IS associated with a much greater risk of developing ALCL. They are they company that offers a warranty should that occur. I recommend textured anatomic implants on top of the muscle and smooth round implants below the muscle. I can send you a handout on augmentation if you request one... you can do this at my website which can be googled.
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Answer: Anatomic implants will not flip is the pocket is dissected correctly. They are not more natural as you have been led to believe as smooth round implants can create very natural looks as well. More important is how much native tissue you have to camouflage your implants than the implant shape. And one company's textured implant IS associated with a much greater risk of developing ALCL. They are they company that offers a warranty should that occur. I recommend textured anatomic implants on top of the muscle and smooth round implants below the muscle. I can send you a handout on augmentation if you request one... you can do this at my website which can be googled.
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October 4, 2018
Answer: Round or anatomic Pros and cons are briefly listed in earlier answers. I recommend a thorough discussion with a board certified plastic surgeon that actually uses both round and anatomic. They will be able to explain the pros and cons and make a recommendation based on your desires and anatomy.
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October 4, 2018
Answer: Round or anatomic Pros and cons are briefly listed in earlier answers. I recommend a thorough discussion with a board certified plastic surgeon that actually uses both round and anatomic. They will be able to explain the pros and cons and make a recommendation based on your desires and anatomy.
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