What are the pros and cons of tear drop shape implant? I know they could rotate but what are the chances for that?

Thanks for your question.  Rotation of teardrop implants is thought to be uncommon but the exact incidence is not well understood.  Surgeons have different indications to use teardrop vs round implants.  In my practice I use teardrop implants if the nipple position is lower than ideal and the person wants to improve the apparent position of the nipple on the breast without having a lift.  Teardrop implants are firmer so if a person does not have much tissue thickness I find that they are more likely to feel or see the edge of the implant, particularly if they are inserted above the muscle.  They are more expensive and often a slightly longer incision is required for their insertion.  A proper assessment is required to discuss appropriate implant size and shape.

Drop Silicone implants in my opinion are the best choice for natural looking breast results. Silicone textured implants breast shaped may all around made by Allergan or [0:25:02] rarely rotate. I cannot give you an answer regarding whether it’s the biggest size possible based on your breasts with alone but I assume that since your question was found in the category having to deal with breast lifts and implants that you also need a breast lift. That being said, it’s probably not wise to look to be as big as you possibly can because breast implants under the best of circumstances do contribute weight and to a very weight sensitive procedure. We must remember that a woman has saggy breasts due to gravity and genetics and gravity and genetics are not going to change in your lifetime. So you might want to take it easy on maximum largest implant that you could put in there. Thank you.