Anatomical implants

Modern breast augmentation with the help of implants is increasingly natural thanks to anatomical or circular implants of the latest generation, the positioning of which is adapted to the patient’s chest (dual plane, premuscular, subfascial), but also depends on the current shape of the breasts.

Some implants are round (round profile) while others have a teardrop shape and are closest to the natural appearance of the breast (anatomical or biodimensional or tear drop shape).

Round implants lead to an increase in the fullness of the breasts as a whole, from top to bottom as well as across.

Anatomical implants are shaped like a teardrop and are designed to support the natural profile of the breast with more fullness in the lower part of the breast.

In addition to the shape of the implants, their projection and size also play an important role in achieving the desired appearance.

A conversation with your surgeon, in terms of your wishes and expectations, is essential in order to correctly choose the shape and size of the implant. The desired size of the implant is based on your wishes, but it is also limited by the anatomical characteristics of your chest, such as its width, fullness and elasticity of the skin, as well as the amount of glandular and fatty breast tissue. Sometimes unrealistic desires for oversized implants can compromise the desired aesthetic result, and the risk of surgical complications can be increased.

You should consult with your surgeon about the best option, both medically and aesthetically.

Newer types of implants are filled with silicone gel that retains its shape (stable form of gel). The silicone found in breast implants, according to its shape and density, supports and enables a more natural feeling of the breast.