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Breast Implants offered in Sydney, Adelaide and Port Macquarie: Saline, Silicone or “Furry Brazilian”

Breast Implants offered in Sydney, Adelaide and Port Macquarie: Saline, Silicone or “Furry Brazilian”

When a woman chooses to pursue Breast Augmentation surgery, it is a significant and personal decision. But this is just the start of many decisions to be made. First and most importantly is choosing the right Cosmetic surgeon. Then there are decisions about size, shape and projection, in addition to what type of Implant is best for you.

Your Cosmetic Surgeon is best placed to work with you in selecting the type of breast Implant that best meets your needs and suits your body shape and proportion. Prior to your initial consultation, it helps to do your research on what options may be available regarding Breast Implants and prepare questions for your Cosmetic surgeon.

Saline vs Silicone Breast Implants

Saline Breast Implants consist of an outer silicone shell filled with the saline solution, typically filled in surgery once the Implant shell has been placed in the breast. Some types of saline Breast Implants allow for the volume to be adjusted after surgery through a valve in the Implant. The advantage of inserting an empty Implant and filling during surgery is that the surgeon can use a smaller incision when inserting only the shell. A disadvantage of saline Breast Implants is that they feel more like a bag of water than natural breast tissue.

Silicone Breast Implants consist of an outer silicone shell filled with cohesive silicone gel. The newer generations of silicone Implants use a silicone gel that is designed to stay intact in the case of the outer shell rupturing. The main advantage of silicone Breast Implants and the reason they are more commonly chosen by women is their natural look and feel.

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Types of Breast Implants - Saline and Silicone

Types of Breast Implants – Saline and Silicone

Incision Location

The typical location chosen by women for the incision is under the breast in the mammary fold or breast crease. A skilled Cosmetic Surgeon is able to anticipate the eventual size and shape of the breast and place the incision in the fold, thus hiding the scar from view (in experienced hands the eventual scar may creep up onto the breast). Other incision sites include around the areola or in the armpit, but these are less common and have some risks associated with them.

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Implant Location

Breast Implants are usually located either in front or behind the pectoral muscle. Placement behind the muscle may be appropriate for women with minimal breast tissue, can result in a natural look and minimise sagging, but can limit projection. Placement in front of the muscle can still retain a natural look with an appropriate choice of size and can also provide projection. Under the muscle placement can result in a higher degree of pain and discomfort.

Implant Size, Shape & Texture

The size of Breast Implants comes down mainly to personal choice and the desired outcome. For most women, they are seeking an enhanced breast size and shape whilst retaining a natural look. In contrast, some women seek the largest breast Implant possible and are happy with an Implanted look. Your Cosmetic Surgeon will take a range of measurements of your bust and chest, and make suggestions as to what Implant size your chest and proportions can accommodate in light of what appearance you want to achieve. Breast Implants are described in terms of their volume, for example 300 cc’s or 400 cc’s. They are not described in terms of bra size due to the variation in bra manufacturing and brands. Breast Implants also vary according to their circumference and radius (measurement across the base of the Implant). A woman with a narrower frame and chest is suited to an Implant with a smaller circumference, whereas a larger framed and taller woman would be more suited to a wider Implant. Breast Implants also vary according to their projection and profile and again what suits one woman will differ from what suits another.

The overall shape of Implants can be round or anatomical (teardrop). Most women choose round Implants as these provide fill and volume at the top of the breast as well as in the lower breast. Anatomical Breast Implants are often assumed to provide a more natural shape, but in practice they are often found to rotate and change position, requiring surgical correction.

Much has been publicised about textured or ‘Furry’ Breast Implants or “Furry Brazilian”, some surgeons choose to use these exclusively in every Breast Augmentation. As with other aspects of Breast Implants, the Implant surface should not be a one size fits all approach. Textured Breast Implants can be suitable for some women, but not recommended for others.

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Polyurethane Breast Implants - Furry Brazilian

Polyurethane Breast Implants – “Furry Brazilian”

Summary

Breast Implants vary considerably in their size, shape, projection, profile and texture. An experienced Cosmetic Surgeon will spend time with you to discuss the pros and cons of different types of Implants and what may be most suitable for you and your needs. You should be provided with the opportunity to make this decision over several consultations prior to surgery in order that you can have confidence in your decision. When it comes to size you will chose a range of sizes, the ultimate decision in surgery is in the hands of your Cosmetic Surgeon, but prior to surgery you will have together decided your preferred options. In light of all these decision and the information you must evaluate, it is crucial to select a Cosmetic Surgeon in whom you trust and can openly discuss your questions and concerns. A face to face consultation (as opposed to a phone or internet consultation) is essential in developing an appropriate relationship with your surgeon, to obtain all the necessary information, to have a medical examination, measurements and to discuss your medical history. Your research and relationship with the Cosmetic Surgeon provides the necessary foundation for a positive outcome.

For all appointments with the certified Cosmetic Surgeon Dr. Bobby A Kumar in Sydney, Adelaide or Port Macquarie please contact us on 1300 676 003 or 0430 491 009.

 

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