It is important to use actual implants to try on before picking a size. Photo simulations are helpful but nothing can beat bringing a soft "full c cup" bra to your consultation and taking the time to try on the different implants. In a thinner patient it can take less volume...
Thanks for your question. There is a wide range of use of the form stable implants; some surgeons use them for most cases but others just use them in certain scenarios. I personally use them only in selected cases when there is some nipple sagging and I want to impart a more perky look, or for ...
Hi. It really depends on 2 things - how big you want to go and how much natural tissue you have to "hide" the implant. The difference is really the upper pole. A round gives a slightly more prominent upper pole. If you are going for a conservative size then a round is usually fine. If you ...