Breast implants: four things worth knowing before you decide
No implant is for life, and lifting and augmenting at the same time is the breast operation with the highest reoperation rate. Both are said beforehand, not after.
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No implant is for life, and lifting and augmenting at the same time is the breast operation with the highest reoperation rate. Both are said beforehand, not after.
Between 30 and 50 per cent is reabsorbed in the first three months. Anyone who does not know that beforehand lives those months as a loss of the result.
Unlike hyaluronic acid, there is no antidote. That one difference should change how the dose is decided.
It is useful for orientation, for follow-up and for patients outside Lima. It is not enough to indicate surgery, and anyone quoting a firm price on screen is selling you something.
Complete bed rest is not what is recommended: it is the opposite. And an over-tightened garment speeds nothing up.
Combining operations does not make them smaller: it adds theatre time and operated surface, and both raise the risk.