Medilaser Breast Implants Frisco, Texas
Look and Feel
You probably have a preference of how you want your breasts to look and feel. Explore the three characteristics that will help you choose the right implant for you.
There Are Two Types Of Breast Implants: Saline And Silicone. Which One Is Better?
MemoryGel® Silicone Breast Implants gives you all the benefits of a soft, natural feel desired by patients. You can choose from a wide range of sizes and profiles to fit your body. Silicone implants are better for the following reason. They have soft edges and supple content that resemble subcutaneous tissue. These provide recipient tissues with gentle and smooth borders barely identifiable to visualization or to touch.
On the other hand, saline implants need to be filled up thoroughly in order to avoid ripples and irregularities. Fully inflated saline implants are strident to the eye and stiff to touch. Medilaser, Cosmetic Surgery and Vein Center offers silicone breast implants for breast augmentation surgery.
Breast Implants: Before and After
Where the implant is inserted all depends on the thickness of the tissue overlying the implant. If it is thin, insertion should be under the muscle. If it is thick, it could be under the mammary gland or under the muscle. This is determined based on the shape of the chest and patient’s desires.
Furthermore, a third technique, which is the dual plane technique, places the implant under the gland and under the muscle. This provides the implantation with a combination of benefits from both techniques. Medilaser, Cosmetic Surgery and Vein Center most frequently utilizes the dual plane technique for implantation.
Where Should The Incision Be Performed: Nipple, Arm Pit, Belly Button Or Under Breast?
The implantation process can be carried out through the nipple, arm pit, belly button, or under the breast (inframammary fold). Utilizing the inframammary approach offers easy and non-contaminated access to the breast pocket allowing precise deployment of the implant.
A small incision is strategically located in line where the breast merges the chest wall. Thus, the scar is concealed. Medilaser uses this approach to provide its patients with the best and safest technique.