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This young woman presented with A cup breasts and is shown four months after augmentation using silicone gel implants thru inframammary approach. Now a full C cup with an ideal natural aesthetic outcome. (Silicone Implants)
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This patient presented with volume loss of her breast. Although wearing a B cup bra she had barely more than a full A cup volume. She is shown several months later with an ideal result through an inframammary approach (not identifiable)as a 32 small D cup outcome. (Silicone Implants)
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This woman presented with breast volume loss typical after having children. She had a A cup breast and was augmented to a full C cup using silicone gel implants through an inframammary submuscular approach. A very aesthetic result. (Silicone Implants)
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This young woman presented with A cup breast size and modest sag. If the augmentation pocket is created well the external breast can be lifted from the internal approach. Here a beautiful Full C outcome with silicone gel implants. (Silicone Implants)
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Asymmetric mild ptosis (breast sag) here was treated with submuscular breast augmentation through a small inframammary fold incision of 3cm in length. Saline implants were used per patient's request and an oustanding C cup outcome was acheived in the young woman. Ideal medial fullness and balance to the breast volume. (Saline Implants)
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This patient presented with a modestly sagging full A /small b cup breast. Submuscular augmentation, here through an inframammary approach has created a full C cup youthful outcome. Note here how the breast is lifted without lifting incisions. The tiny incisions used for augmentation are not discernable. An outstanding outcome.
The second set of six photos allows us to compare the subtle changes which happen over a period of time between one month after surgery and several months later. Here the breast takes on its final form with the disappearance of the last excess upper fullness. An ideal full C cup breast outcome. (Saline Implants)
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This patient is shown years after augmentation. She is well healed. The result are quite normal. A cup to C cup. (Saline Implants)
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This young woman presented with a mild degree of constricted breast anomaly along with her A cup breast size. Constricted breast means the lower portion is excessively tight. This presents a challenge and requires special attention to release all tight internal connections. Here she is shown after silicone gel augmentation done through inframammary approach with an ideal Full C/Small D outcome. (Silicone Implants)
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This patient presented several years after an initial augmentation done elsewhere. Her complaints included nipple position asymmetry, unaesthetic shape, visible scars and lack of upper pole volume. I corrected all these issues in one procedure, replacing with silicone gel filled implants to a D cup, balancing the space, creating upper and medial volume while internally reconfiguring the space and bringing nipples into alignment, and hiding the scar. A beautiful and aesthetic outcome. (Silicone Implants)
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This case shows a 5'4" woman before and after breast augmentation using Moderate Plus Profile Saline implants placed submuscular using an inframammary approach. The modest amount of sag she has before surgery is lifted by the implant when the implant is matched properly to the patient and the surgical space is created appropriately. Here, a 375cc implant creates a Full C cup breast with outstanding cosmetic results. (Saline Implants)
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This case shows a patient before saline breast augmentation done thru a 3/4 inch inframammary approach (which is not discernable in these photos). She was an A-cup before (top) and was augmented to a full C-cup outcome. An excellent aesthetic result with ideal shape and medial fullness. (Saline Implants)
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Again, a premium should be placed on the delivery of aesthetically pleasing breast outcomes when embarking on breast augmentation procedures.
This case clearly shows how an A-cup breast can be simply and tastefully transformed to a small C-cup breast size. (Saline Implants)
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This young woman presented with involutional changes after pregnancies. Her deflated A cup breast was augmented with saline implants to a D cup through a tiny inframammary incision. A fine asesthetic outcome.
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This patient presented with A cup breasts and was augmented to C cup with saline implants (smooth round surface) placed beneath the muscle.
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Proper planning includes implant selection. Here is a very attractive C-cup outcome after augmentation of A-cup breasts with a modest amount of pre-existing sag.
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This case shows breast augmentation from an A-cup to a full B range. An aesthetically shaped, and properly proportional breast outcome. The space is created surgically. The implant fills the space. No implant migration drop is expected. No massage or manipulation is requested for the patient.
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This young woman desired to increase her breast from a full A cup to full C/small D size (the most common size request change for augmentation). She is shown 2 months later with a beautiful shape, and a scar which is not identifiable on any of the three views. An ideal outcome.
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This patient had silicone gel implants placed thru an inframammary incision (can you find it?). Her breast was increased from a small B to a full C cup. A well balanced soft natural result.
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This case shows the very common findings of A cup breast with augmentation to mid C cup outcome. The result is shown several months after surgery -notice that incisions (inframammary fold) which are less than one inch in length are not identifiable. An excellent outcome.
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This young woman desired to increase her breast size from a small B cup to a D cup. Saline implants were placed (using a less than one inch incision) under the muscle. She is shown about 3 weeks after surgery. Excellent aesthetic shape, proper proportion and balance between upper, lower and medial fullness are hallmarks of an outstanding cosmetic result.
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This patient presented with typical findings of breast volume loss and pre-existing small breasts which left her as a less than A cup. Saline augmentation, submuscularly positioned with the muscle released and internal space created like an "Internal Bra" allowed the smooth surface implant to fill and position naturally. Now a full C cup with excellent aesthetics. The one inch incision is barely discernable and not seen in these photos.
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This patient presented with a dramatic asymmetry of her small breasts. This presents a particular challenge in positioning implants and recreating a new breast space. Here silicone gel implants help achieve a full C cup outcome.
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Another case demonstrating how young women with aesthetically shaped, very small breasts lacking proportion can be easily transformed to have aesthetically appealing breast size and shape (full C-cup).
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This case demonstrates A-cup, wide based breasts augmented to small D-cup range.
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Breast augmentation does not necessarily require large breasts as the result. I think it is critically important to balance pre-existing breast conditions with patients’ goals in order to formulate a plan and obtain an outcome meeting individual needs.
This patient desired a full B-cup breast and that is what was obtained through simple breast augmentation.
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This young woman presented with A cup breast hypoplasia and desired D cup final outcome. Here, an inframammary approach, (submuscular) and placement of silicone gel implants helped to create a natural D cup outcome. A fine result.
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No two women present the same. No two cases should proceed in the same manner. The keys are careful diagnosis and planning, management of expectations, skillful execution, and artful aesthetic outcomes individual for each patient.
This case demonstrates a beautiful full-B small-C cup outcome. Again, saline, smooth, round, submuscular implant.
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This patient presented with an A cup flat, unflattering breast shape. Her augmentation achieved full C / small D outcome thru a one inch incision barely visible by six weeks after surgery. An outstanding cosmetic outcome.
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This case shows a young woman with AA cup breasts, a tight skin envelope, and mild constriction deformity of the left. The subtlety of the left side is important! Failure to realize the the enlarged pouty left nipple, smaller tighter, and laterally positioned left nipple represent potential problems in augmentation which often lead to poor outcomes as seen in women who come to me to “correct surgery originally done elsewhere”. Here, however, I recognized it, treated it appropriately, by internal release, and she is shown one month after her saline augment with a beautifully shaped D cup outcome. Over 2 months the residual roundness will soften to an ideal shape – Look for her follow up photos!
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Many cases are available to be viewed in our office. Many Patients with outstanding outcomes decline to have their pictures shown on our website.
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