I'm 27 year old female. No kids. I would like to get breasts implants but not sure what kind would look the most natural with the protruding sternum.
Answer: Protruding Sternum Breast augmentation is a great way to camoulflage your problem sternum. A careful analysis of your pectoral muscle origin will guide the decisions about type of implant, location, etc. Good luck!
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Answer: Protruding Sternum Breast augmentation is a great way to camoulflage your problem sternum. A careful analysis of your pectoral muscle origin will guide the decisions about type of implant, location, etc. Good luck!
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June 5, 2015
Answer: Yes you can have a breast augmentation when you have a protruding sternum There is no reason why you coukd not get breast implants. Planning is more complicated but not impossible. For our patients with non-typical chest wall anatomy, we create a carefully measure plan and select implants that best create your desired look. You have to understand, however, that the planning is limited be your chest wall and we may not be able to create the exact look you hope for. Best thing is to be seen in person, measured, and for you to have realistic expectations of what we can do for you.
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June 5, 2015
Answer: Yes you can have a breast augmentation when you have a protruding sternum There is no reason why you coukd not get breast implants. Planning is more complicated but not impossible. For our patients with non-typical chest wall anatomy, we create a carefully measure plan and select implants that best create your desired look. You have to understand, however, that the planning is limited be your chest wall and we may not be able to create the exact look you hope for. Best thing is to be seen in person, measured, and for you to have realistic expectations of what we can do for you.
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June 5, 2015
Answer: I have a protruding sternum and very small breasts. Would I be able to get breast implants? Without examining you it is difficult to be certain but having a protruding sternum alone shouldn't prohibit breast augmentation. The only way to know for sure is to book a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon near you, either myself or one of my colleagues, to see what your options are. Best of luck!
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June 5, 2015
Answer: I have a protruding sternum and very small breasts. Would I be able to get breast implants? Without examining you it is difficult to be certain but having a protruding sternum alone shouldn't prohibit breast augmentation. The only way to know for sure is to book a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon near you, either myself or one of my colleagues, to see what your options are. Best of luck!
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Answer: Implants with sternal issue Usually implants can be placed in patients with sternal issues. It sounds like you have precuts cranium and the implants may be a bit laterally displaced by this.
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Answer: Implants with sternal issue Usually implants can be placed in patients with sternal issues. It sounds like you have precuts cranium and the implants may be a bit laterally displaced by this.
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June 5, 2015
Answer: Protruding Sternum and Small Breasts - #breastimplants The sternum width and shape determines how close the cleavage will be. The tilt of the chest like a roof can also affect implant position. The surgeon has to stop at the border of the sternum where the pectoralis muscles inserts. Otherwise, you can get symmastia where the implants touch. It does not look good and is difficult to repair. Patients are happy when they get what they expect. As long as you are aware of your sternal issue, you will most likely be happy with your results. Consider finding a surgeon who used the VECTRA 3-D system. You can with software see what the implant would look like. I use the system and have been happy with it. The patient just needs to understand that it is a simulation only and cannot be guaranteed.
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June 5, 2015
Answer: Protruding Sternum and Small Breasts - #breastimplants The sternum width and shape determines how close the cleavage will be. The tilt of the chest like a roof can also affect implant position. The surgeon has to stop at the border of the sternum where the pectoralis muscles inserts. Otherwise, you can get symmastia where the implants touch. It does not look good and is difficult to repair. Patients are happy when they get what they expect. As long as you are aware of your sternal issue, you will most likely be happy with your results. Consider finding a surgeon who used the VECTRA 3-D system. You can with software see what the implant would look like. I use the system and have been happy with it. The patient just needs to understand that it is a simulation only and cannot be guaranteed.
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