Posted on 15 Sep 2016
Many women are unhappy with the size of their breasts alone, while others do not like the shape or fullness of their breasts. Each woman has a variety of different personal reasons why they are interested in having breast augmentation surgery. Whatever the reason may be, these issues can be addressed and the proper individual procedure for you can be discussed. Customizing your procedure and knowing the different options you have is essential in obtaining your ultimate desired results.
Breast Implant Types
Saline and silicone are the 2 most popular types of implants that physicians use today.
Which type is right for your breast augmentation, will depend on different procedural decisions.
Placement of Breast Implant
Anatomical body considerations must be made in deciding not only the size of your implant, but also the placement of your implant. Breast implants can be placed either above or below the muscles in your chest. Depending on the look you are trying to achieve, as well as the implant type you choose, will help to determine the placement of the breast implant.
Breast Implant Incision Type
In addition to the size, type of implant and placement of breast implant, incision placement is another decision to be made. Most physicians can make incisions around the nipples (periareolar), underneath the breast (inframammary), or in the armpit (transaxillary). Each incision option offers specific benefits and no single option should be considered right for every woman.
Get A Breast Augmentation Consultation with Neaman Plastic Surgery
Breast Augmentation is a very individualized process and great care should be taken to assure that all your options are discussed and choices are given. Be sure to discuss with your board certified plastic surgeon all the details to ensure that you have the amazing results that you expect and deserve – 844-338-5445.
Dr. Keith Neaman
Dr. Neaman is a board-certified plastic surgeon that specializes in surgical body contouring. He prides himself on being on the cutting edge of plastic surgery. He takes an informative approach to each consultation, and through open dialogue and communication, he helps his patients decide on a treatment plan that meets their needs.
