I feel 95% ready to proceed with breast augmentation now that I am done having children and have exhausted my research. I am very petite - 28A, 115 pounds, and 5’7”. I do not want to get silicone filled implants because I am afraid of rupture and do not want to get an MRI every 2 years. The Ideal Implant seems like the perfect option, except they only come in high profile, if I’m correct. I want them to look very natural and really want that tear drop shape. Will this be possible with saline? Thank you.
November 12, 2022
Answer: Ideal implant There is a larger fill volume range with the ideal implant making it very versatile. The profile tends to be more high profile.
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November 12, 2022
Answer: Ideal implant There is a larger fill volume range with the ideal implant making it very versatile. The profile tends to be more high profile.
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November 12, 2022
Answer: Ideal implants have a profile somewhere between moderate and high profile IdealImplants come in only one profile, which is something between moderate and high. Although high profile implants tend to look rounder and faker than moderate profile, what ultimately determines the final 'look' is your pre-existing anatomy and the placement of implants. Thus the best way for you to find out is to see a Plastic Surgeon who can assess you. On my snapchat/IG stories (realdrsix) I often try to point this out, showing how patients can look natural even with high profile implants, which is what some people want. Some people want the fake look and because of their pre-existing anatomy, it is impossible to achieve even when using high profile implants.Hope this helps,
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November 12, 2022
Answer: Ideal implants have a profile somewhere between moderate and high profile IdealImplants come in only one profile, which is something between moderate and high. Although high profile implants tend to look rounder and faker than moderate profile, what ultimately determines the final 'look' is your pre-existing anatomy and the placement of implants. Thus the best way for you to find out is to see a Plastic Surgeon who can assess you. On my snapchat/IG stories (realdrsix) I often try to point this out, showing how patients can look natural even with high profile implants, which is what some people want. Some people want the fake look and because of their pre-existing anatomy, it is impossible to achieve even when using high profile implants.Hope this helps,
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