Breast Augmentation With Wide Chest

Proper breast implant size very much depends upon each patient’s individual overall build, particularly when it comes to the size of the chest. Smaller breast implants are more optimal for patients with thinner builds, less sturdy bone structure, and narrower chests. But what about patients with larger builds and wider chests? What size implant will best suit them? The truth is that one size does not fit all when it comes to implants.

In this exposition, we’ll also consider Breast Augmentation With Wide Chest, Am I a Breast Augmentation Candidate if I Have Wide breasts? and What can Breast Augmentation Do?

Breast Augmentation With Wide Chest

Women with larger frames will often also have wider chests with a sturdier bone structure to the ribcage. Implants that are too small may not make the breasts look much different in size than before the breast augmentation procedure. Obviously, this would not be the effect that the patient wanted from breast implant surgery.

Women with wider chests may be well suited for implants that are larger in terms of their overall volume. They may also benefit from implants that are placed behind the pectoral wall because there is more surrounding tissue—fat, skin, and muscle— to properly support the implants and avoid bottoming out, where the implants shift too far down on the chest because they are not properly supported. Patients with smaller builds and narrower chests may not have enough tissue, fat, skin, and muscle to properly support implants placed behind the pectoral wall.

The cosmetic surgeon will have implant sizers available so patients can try on different implant sizes to find the one that is best suited to their individual size and shape. Patients should wear at least one sports bra, preferably two, to create a pocket to slip the sizers into. Sports bras fit snugly over the breasts to prevent them from bouncing around during athletic activities. This makes them ideal for giving the most accurate idea of how the breast implants will actually look on the chest.

What can Breast Augmentation Do?

Plastic surgery for breast augmentation aims to enlarge the breasts and improve their projection. However, it is not meant to enhance the cleavage. If the patient’s natural breasts are spaced wide apart, then she will continue to have breasts that are spaced wide apart following breast implant surgery as well.

Some patients may notice improvements in this area, but this is not an assured outcome of the breast augmentation surgery. If The patient has breasts that are positioned close together, giving her significant cleavage, then she will continue to have prominent cleavage following her breast procedure.

The following factors determine the appearance of the cleavage post-surgery.

• Prominence of the breastbone
• The structure of the chest wall
• Fatty tissue covering the sternum
• Nipple positioning in relation to one another as well as how they are centered on the breasts

Am I a Breast Augmentation Candidate if I Have Wide breasts?

The short answer is yes. There is no reason that a woman with wide-set breasts cannot undergo breast augmentation surgery. In addition to the health requirements, we primarily recommend breast augmentation for women who want to achieve a fuller but still natural size. We also recommend that patients have realistic expectations for their procedure.

It is important to keep in mind that breast augmentation results vary greatly from person to person because each patient is unique. This is true even between two women with wide-set breasts who have had the procedure. When you meet with Dr. Mesna, he will carefully evaluate your breasts. He can then provide you with a more accurate picture of your outcomes following augmentation.

Do Breast Implants Make You Look Fat

It’s true that selecting the incorrect implant size can create the illusion of excess weight. There is no “ideal” range of height and weight that works for everyone. My advice is to schedule a consultation with a reputable plastic surgeon who is also board certified to have a one-on-one conversation about appropriate sizes.

It’s common for women to gain some weight after having breast implants placed. Gaining more than just a few pounds after surgery is unusual. Your breast augmentation is partly to blame for your recent weight gain, but other factors are also involved.

Getting breast implants is a great way to improve your appearance all around and give yourself the illusion of being slimmer and younger. The abdominal area may not be directly affected by breast augmentation, but the procedure can help give the impression of a slimmer profile by lifting and defining the bust.

DEXA scans will show less body fat after getting implants. Silicone-filled implants have a greater effect on body fat than saline-filled implants. As long as the implants remain in place, we can compare the outcomes.

Does anyone know how much weight is added by silicone breast implants? Silicone breast implants weigh 0.23 pounds per 100 cubic centimeters, so a single 300-cc implant weighs 0.69 pounds and a pair weighs 1.38 pounds.

Conclusion

In conclusion, breast augmentation is a popular cosmetic surgery procedure that can help enhance your appearance and boost your confidence. By carefully considering the type of implants, placement, size, and shape that are best suited to your needs, you can achieve the desired results. It’s important to consult a board-certified plastic surgeon who has experience performing breast augmentation surgeries to ensure a safe and successful outcome.