Many women’s idea of the perfect body is one that is slim, but contoured, particularly in the chest area. There’s a problem with that, though. The breasts are filled with adipose tissue, otherwise known as fat.
When women lose fat, they also lose it in their chest. This can cause their bra size to decrease significantly.
So, how do many women achieve a slimmer profile with a large chest? Breast implants may be the answer.
Breast implants make it possible for people who have a minimal amount of body fat to get a full bust for that hourglass shape. Since this type of patient does not have a lot of body fat, it’s not possible to do a fat transfer procedure (which involves removing excess fat in one body area and injecting it into the breasts).
The best option for this type of patient would be a breast augmentation using implants.
About Saline and Silicone Breast Implants
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Implants come in saline or silicone. Both substances are safe and effective at giving women the bust size and shape that they desire. Many women report silicone implants feel more natural than saline because they are more flexible, this better resembling true breast tissue.
Saline implants are filled with sterile salt water, so some women feel better knowing the body can naturally absorb the solution if the implants rupture. There are pros and cons to both types of implants, so it just depends on what you would like for your body.
To decide which one is best for you, discuss the pros and cons with an experienced cosmetic or plastic surgery at Advanced Cosmetic Surgery of New York.