Planning to get teardrop breast implants? If this is something you’ve thought long and hard about, then the best thing you can do is to seek out the best possible help you can get. And if you don’t know yet what to expect, here are a few things from the Cosmopolitan to help you figure it out:
1. You’ll need another surgery in a few years. Your implants won’t last forever. Over the years, changes in weight or pregnancy are just two of the many factors that could affect your decision to go for another surgery, most probably to remove the implants and replace them with a new pair.
2. You can get back to work after 5-7 days. While you won’t be fit as fiddle, you’ll be well enough to go to work as long as work doesn’t involve any heavy lifting. However, if you opted to put the implant behind the muscle, then expect your recovery time, and that sore feeling, to run a little bit longer.
3. They’ll feel different. While these type of implants should feel as close as possible to a pair of real ones, don’t expect them to feel the same. No matter how well-designed the implants are, they’re still man-made. However, with so many types of silicone breast implants out there, you’re sure to have a good lineup to choose from. Gummy bears, for one, are an excellent type of breast implants, made available to the public by through Dr. Fiorillo a doctor that specializes in breast and body augmentation.
4. You’ll need to be gradual. Want to go from cup A to a DD? That’s not going to be possible on the first try. You’ll need to give your body and skin time to adjust, especially if you want to go all the way up to a DD cup. You can, however, make for gradual changes, switching from cup A to a B or C until you land the size you’ve always wanted.
5. Try out other sizes. Before you decide on whatever size your implants in, you could check different boob sizes with ‘sizers’ to help you choose the best one for your frame and build.
6. Check the surgeon’s qualifications. Not all surgeons are board-certified to perform breast augmentation procedures so it’s best to make sure yours is. Confirm his qualifications and credentials before you sign up for any medical procedures.
If you’re still looking for the right surgeon to help get your teardrop breast implants in place, then get in touch with Dr. Fiorillo today for some expert help and advice.
