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I weigh 145 pounds and am 5'3" tall. I previously had 400cc saline implants with a moderate profile, and I recently switched to 650cc silicone implants with a high profile. However, I still feel like I have limited cleavage. I've seen others with smaller implants who appear to have fuller breasts. Will losing some weight make my breast implants look bigger? I'm quite frustrated as I've invested a lot of money, but there seems to be minimal difference. Is this a common issue, possibly due to my limited breast tissue?

Asked by EnchantressGlimpse
2024-01-16 09:44:06

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Answered by Inzhili Kitto, MD, 15/08/2023 08:04

It is possible that what you needed was not a larger implant, but rather a more medial placement to improve cleavage. Additionally, a breast lift may have helped reshape your breasts to appear perkier. To achieve optimal results, I recommend scheduling an appointment with a board-certified plastic surgeon who can conduct a thorough examination and provide personalized advice.
Answered by Norman M. Rowe, MD, 15/08/2023 08:04

Good evening, it is possible that your breast pockets are slightly larger than optimal for your implants, leading to less upper pole fullness and cleavage. In such cases, the Original Internal Bra technique can be employed to correct this issue. This technique involves strong and permanent internal suturing, which lifts and supports your implants over the long term, resulting in improved upper pole fullness and cleavage.
Answered by Daniel Shapiro, MD, 15/08/2023 08:04

Improving cleavage through careful narrowing of the cleavage plane can be achieved by a skilled surgeon. However, moving the implants too far medially can result in synmastia (unaboob), which is challenging to correct. The right amount of pocket dissection and proper implant selection are crucial for achieving excellent cleavage. Breast implant type and sizing selection require a detailed consultation, including goal discussion, examination, and measurements. Patient input is essential in the decision-making process. Consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon who understands your goals. - Daniel Barrett, MD

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