Find the Perfect Fit: Specialist Plastic Surgeon Discusses Options for Breast Augmentation

Women seeking breast augmentation have more options than ever before. From implant type to shape and size, there are a variety of choices available when it comes to achieving your desired look. With the right information, women can make confident decisions about their breast augmentation journey.
Dr Doyle recommends that patients consider strategies to minimise potential complications such as capsular contracture, breastfeeding difficulties, implant malposition, and sagging.
"It's essential for patients to understand that every surgery carries risks and potential complications," Dr Mark Doyle said." However, these risks can be minimised with a large selection of implant type, size and placement options."
Smooth textured silicone breast implants are the preferred choice of breast implant in Australia. These come with many options to choose from.
Breast implant shape is a key factor to consider. Round implants offer a fuller appearance, while teardrop-shaped implants provide a more natural look. However, it's essential to monitor teardrop-shaped implants regularly as they may rotate over time. Shape, size, and projection (upper pole fullness) are also significant considerations for achieving the desired silhouette.
The implant size should be based on the patient's anatomy and desired results. According to Dr Mark Doyle, "Size and projection should always be evaluated on an individual basis so that each patient can achieve their desired outcome."
Implants that are too big, either in width or projection, can cause issues with breast sagging later on. Care should always be taken when choosing the correct implant size.
Breast implant placement is important to consider. Depending on the patient's anatomy and personal preference, the implants can be positioned over or under the muscle. Opting for placement under the muscle has been shown to minimise complications such as capsular contracture and implant malposition. It is also less likely to interfere with breastfeeding in the event of future pregnancies.
At the end of the day, women considering breast augmentation have many choices available to them to achieve their desired results. "The most important decision for a woman considering breast augmentation is selecting an experienced specialist plastic surgeon who can discuss all of her options and provide guidance on what would be best for her body and lifestyle," says Dr Mark Doyle, a specialist plastic surgeon in Gold Coast, Queensland.
For more detailed information on breast augmentation, check out Dr Doyle's website out on www.goldcoastplasticsurgery.com.au

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