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terence
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 Posted: 01/09/07 - 00:00 Post subject: Brest Augmentation…What do you think? |
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Hi. I am thinking about breast augmentation… I am not sure though. I have three children and I feel like the time has come to do something with my body. My breasts look saggy and I think it`s implant time. What do you think?
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nied
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| Posted: 01/25/07 - 02:55 Post subject: |
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Hi. I have small breasts and I have breast implants. I am not happy the way my breasts look. They look pretty artificial to me. They are also asymmetris and this is really visible. If I only knew how they will look, I would never go for a breast agumentation. However, many women are quite happy with their new breasts. If you make up your mind, you should be aware of many possible complications. These complications include post-operative bleeding, fluid collections, breast pain, alterations in nipple sensations, visible wrinkling, asymmetric appearance and synmastia.
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Surgery-Smart
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| Posted: 05/21/07 - 11:06 Post subject: Implants and Small Breasts |
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Having small breasts does not mean that you will have a bad outcome in breast augmentation surgery. It just means that your surgeon will make choices to try and mask the profile of the implant.
It's a few years, old, but I found this article by Dr. Grant Stevens, a plastic surgeon in Los Angeles, pretty helpful when my wife and I were researching her procedure:
marinaplasticsurgery.com/stevens_boobjobs26_27.pdf |
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