Breast Enhancement - Go Big Or Go Home?

Oct 9
09:02

2010

Andrea Avery

Andrea Avery

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Choosing your implant size for breast enhancement surgery requires a number of considerations. When is big too big? Many people have different opinions on the subject, and you may find yourself butting heads with some of your close friends or family over the matter.

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Breast enhancement is a science and there are many factors involved in what cup size will be ideal for the individual. Ultimately,Breast Enhancement - Go Big Or Go Home? Articles it is up to both the surgeon and client to agree on implant size together to ensure it’s a realistic goal, aesthetically pleasing, and medically safe.

Safety comes first in any surgery, which is why breast enhancement can be more limited than some people might think. Women who seek this procedure often have little breast tissue to begin with, which means very large implants are not possible as there is not enough coverage of the implant. Choosing to go too large can result in an unnatural appearance that is unflattering. While many women seek a more “fake” appearance, a more conservative surgery is more suitable for the average woman. The size and structure of your chest wall will also be a determining factor in the size of implants that are possible and recommended by your plastic surgeon.

Why do many women have revision breast enhancement surgery? Because they want a bigger bust. Women often find themselves so pleased with the results and reactions of their primary surgery that they believe further increasing the size of their implants will result in even more confidence and attention. While revision surgery is certainly an option, it is much safer and more cost-effective to undergo surgery once, which is why many plastic surgeons usually recommend that their clients go a little larger than they were intending. That doesn’t mean you should inflate your chest to comic proportion, but a half a cup size more could mean the difference between adequate results and great results.

Remember that your breasts are a part of your entire body. If you have a larger frame or are taller, larger breasts might suit you better, whereas if you are petite, you can get away with a smaller size and still have a dramatic impact. To get a better idea of what you might look like, use bra inserts so you can visualize how your new chest will appear in clothing. You may also want to observe other women with similar body types to your own and decide what size breasts appear the most flattering on their figures. Your cosmetic surgeon will also be able to make recommendations based on your overall appearance and by using his well-trained eye to make a solid judgment.

Still can’t choose the right implant size for your breast enhancement? Take your time and evaluate your personal preferences and your aesthetic goals. It’s important you make a decision that you can be satisfied with and that won’t leave you wondering. It is important that you listen to your plastic surgeon’s advice, however, as your health and overall well being is the primary concern of any surgery.