Breast Augmentation
Patient 21
Breast Augmentation – Silicone, Submuscular Placement Post-op Nine Months This 44-year-old patient underwent bilateral breast augmentation with round silicone implants through an inframammary incision, placed in the subglandular plane.
Individual results may vary.
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Patient 22
Breast Augmentation Post-op Eight Months Bilateral breast augmentation in a 26-year-old patient using round saline implants placed on submuscular plane through inframammary incision.
Individual results may vary.
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Patient 23
Breast Augmentation – Silicone, Placed over muscle Post-op Four Months Bilateral breast augmentation in 37-year-old patient, round silicone implant placed over muscle through periareolar incision.
Individual results may vary.
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Patient 24
Breast Augmentation – Implant Exchange – Saline, Submuscular Placement Post-op Five Months Revision of breast augmentation performed by previous surgeon, original implants replaced with round saline implant, submuscular placement through inframammary incision.
Individual results may vary.
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Patient 25
Breast Augmentation – Saline, placed over muscle Post-op Four Months Bilateral breast augmentation on 28-year-old patient achieved with round silicone implants placed subglandularly through an inframammary incision.
Individual results may vary.
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Patient 26
Breast Augmentation – Tubular Breast Post-op Six Months 18-year-old patient with hypomastia (non-development of left breast), corrected with subglandular implant.
Individual results may vary.
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Patient 27
Breast Augmentation – Revision Post-op One Month Revision of breast augmentation performed by previous surgeon, replacing implants in a more suitable size and placement, subglandular.
Individual results may vary.
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