Does anyone have an answer to this? I was considering 475 cc's but after making rice sizers I find they are too heavy. My search on the internet said to make them 2 lbs each so now I'm downsizing and I am coming up with an entire 1 lb. difference for 450 cc's. I am wondering if anyone can give Dr. guidance on this? Thanks.
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As a FDA investigator for the IDEAL implant, I have followed my patients for more than 9 years and have published and reported nationally on the comparison of this implant to silicone gel implants. To begin with IDEAL® implants have 3-6 times less deflation rate than silicone gel implants (2% a...
You have far too many questions to answer in a small area here. I will do my best. The ideal implant is a structured saline implant. It will tell you when it’s broken and it is filled with a natural substance, saline. That is very different from silicone which is not a natural substa...
Thank you for your question. The implant volume is largely up to you (based on some constraints) and the look that you desire. Your surgeon is right that we are somewhat limited by your underlying natural anatomy as to how far apart (or how close) we can place the implants on your chest. I see...
