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Standardized Cup Sizes
Breast Size 32aa
Celebrity example Mena Suvari
Breast Size 34A
Celebrity example Audrey Hepburn
Breast Size 36B
Celebrity example Claudia Schiffer
Breast Size 34C
Celebrity example Angelina Jolie
Breast Size 40D
Celebrity example Catherine Bell
Breast Size 40F
Celebrity Example Anna Nicole
Smith Breast Size EE
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Breast Implant Surgery for Beauty Elevation
Breast implant surgery has been embraced by millions of women
around the globe, despite the medical and social controversies
surrounding the procedure.
Women's' breasts since time immemorial
have been eye candy for men and a source of pride for women. No
wonder, it has also been the inspiration for much beauty in
literature.
Breast enhancement is the buzzword of the
cosmetic plastic surgery industry and breast
implants have been heralded and desired by women of every shape,
size, and financial background. Also called mammoplasty, a
breast implant procedure increases the volume of the breast(s)
by the placement of an implant within the chest, behind each
breast.
Changes as a result of weight loss, childbirth, and
aging can lead a woman to the decision to undergo a breast
implant procedure. And although the safety of the breast
implants has been questioned in the past, recent research has
concluded that saline breast implants are safe to use and to
receive.
What is Breast Implant Surgery?
Breast implants surgery is the planting of prosthesis to enhance
the size and shape of a woman's breasts or to reconstruct the
breast. Of the four types of breast implants, saline (salt water)
filled implants are now the most popular, and regarded as the
safest, in cosmetic surgery circles.
Breast Implants Surgery - Before the Implants
In the initial consultation, the physician will be looking to
determine whether a patient is the best candidate for the
breast implant procedure. An extensive
medical history will be taken, as well as medical tests to
determine the patient's current health status. Before the breast
implant surgery, the surgeon must have a comprehensive overview
of the patient's health - so it is necessary that any problems,
or medications, or recreational drug use be disclosed at this
appointment. Some patients' history may preclude them from
undergoing the breast implants procedure, or at least need to be
scheduled at a later date when health issues and habits have
been resolved.
Breast Implants Surgery - Who are they for?
The best candidate for breast implants is a woman that has
completed the growth process-usually the age of 18 is determined to
be the cutoff age. And women who are not pregnant or breastfeeding
are also good candidates for breast implants. Patients should also
be in good health and not planning significant weight loss. Any of
these factors can change the intended results of the breast
implants.
Breast Implants Surgery - The Procedure
The breast implants procedure is usually done under general
anesthesia, or when the patient is 'asleep'. The implant is
inserted through a small incision, with hardly any scar that can be
noticed. Sometimes the incision for the breast implants is
underneath the breast, or it may be within the lower edge of the
areola, or it may be in the armpit area so as to avoid any scars in
the breast region. After the incision is made, the surgeon opens a
pocket under the natural breast where the breast implant will be
placed.
Once the implant is in place, then the incision is closed
and the next breast is done, if necessary.
Breast Implants Surgery - Risks and Complications
Breast implants have always been frowned upon by medical
professionals and moral police. But there are real risks associated
with breast implants. The most recent controversy is that of
implants filled with a silicone gel, so many physicians are using
implants that are filled with a saline solution instead.
In the
rare occurrence the implant is punctured and the contents are
released, the saline solution is reabsorbed by the body without
adverse effects. With silicone implants, some patients have
reported disastrous effects from the breakage of the silicone
filled breast implants. It seems that the silicone can induce the
body's immune system to respond and it can cause a type of chronic
autoimmune disease in some.
Other possible complications include the same as with any
surgery: reactions from the anesthesia during the receiving of the
breast implants, infection, slippage of the implant, and patient
dissatisfaction with the results.
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