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Implants

Breast Implants

If you’re considering breast augmentation surgery then one of the biggest considerations is the type of breast implants you will get.

If you’re considering breast augmentation surgery then one of the biggest considerations is the type of breast implants you will get.

There are more choices of breast implants on the market now then ever, which means being informed about each implant’s unique benefits and downsides is necessary if you want to make an informed decision.

Types of breast implants

  • Saline implants: Saline implants are made from salt water solution and because of this, they’re a safer option in the case of a silent rupture. Saline implants can be used in breast augmentation surgery in all women over the age of 18. Saline implants can be filled after they’re put in place, making them ideal for transaxillary breast augmentation.
  • Silicone implants: Silicone implants are the major alternative to saline. They are made from plastic gel (gel) and many women find that they feel more natural when compared to saline implants.
  • Gummy Bear implants: Gummy Bear implants are a type of silicone implant that are made from cohesive gel. This basically means that they retain their shape better and in the event of a rupture, they will not leak in the same way that regular silicone implants do. Gummy Bear implants were approved by the FDA in early 2012.

Choosing the perfect breast implant

When it comes to the right choice of implants for a breast augmentation, there is no one-size-fits-all approach.

The type of breast implants used will depend on a few key factors, such as your personal preference for appearance and feel, how the implants will be inserted, if they’ll be placed above or below the chest muscle etc.

Dr Lynam has a vast amount of experience performing breast augmentation surgery and therefore can advise patients best on the right type of implants to use for their particular wants and needs.

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