Augmentation mammaplasty, also called breast augmentation surgery, is a surgical procedure performed to increase the size of your breasts. It works to provide the breasts with a fuller appearance and appealing contour through the use of implants. Different Implant Types There are two types of implant materials that can be used for this procedure. Both […]
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When it comes to breast augmentation, there are endless options in surgical technique, implant size, shape, and feel to achieve each individual patient’s desired look. To follow are a look into 4 things all patients should consider when thinking about enhancing their breasts. Silicone or saline implants? Overall, more silicone implants are placed annually than
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Before undergoing breast augmentation surgery, many patients have questions about the implants themselves. What type of implants to get, what breast implants are made of, and more are all common questions that patients want answers to. The exact answers differ from patient to patient, but here is a look at the options available when considering
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Many patients have a number of fears and concerns prior to breast augmentation, whether they’re about things they have read on unreliable websites, or stories they have heard from friends who were unhappy with their surgical experiences. To follow are the top 5 most widespread myths about breast augmentation surgery. Everyone is going to know
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There are 4 main incision sites for breast augmentation surgery, with each having its own sets of benefits and risks. To follow is some information about different incision techniques that you can discuss with your board-certified plastic surgeon at your breast augmentation consultation. Periareolar Incisions are made in the darker soft skin around the nipple.
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