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plus
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1
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The Shape of the Breast is more stable. The
movements of the breast muscle, during sports, for
example, do not cause movement of the breast implants.
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2
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Quick recovery.
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3
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Shape and position of the sub-mammary breast
fold can easily be created as desired.
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4
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Gives the specialist the ability to determine
the exact final breast shape.
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minus
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1
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If there is any degree of capsular contracture,
it will become visible early.
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2
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An existing capsular contracture is more visible
and more disturbing.
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3
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The risk of visibility of the implants is
higher, especially along the border, by large-sized
implants and by patients with thin skin and hypodermic
tissue.
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4
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More difficult breast cancer investigation and
mammography.
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beneath
the breast muscle |
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plus
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1
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More
suitable for a mammograghy.
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2
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Fewer
problems with breast cancer prevention and clinical
investigation.
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3
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Capsular
contracture is less visible (and less frequently
visible).
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4
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Optimal
covering of the implant. Shape and border of the implant
are less perceptible.
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minus
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1
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Reduced
control over the final outcome and breast shape.
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2
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The
shape of the breast can change with movements of the
breast muscles.
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3
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Risk
that the implants may shift to the side, increasing the
distance between the breasts.
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4
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Extended
postoperative recovery.
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& personalized versions |
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By
positioning beneath the breast gland
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- directly
beneath the breast gland.
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- Between
the breast muscle and the thin layer of connective
tissue that lies upon the muscle. More complex
operation. The implant is better covered, the borders
less visible.
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By
positioning beneath the muscle
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- Completely
under the muscle: The implant is in the lateral and
lower part optimal covered. However, the risk of a
permanent upward shift of the implants is higher. This version is more difficult for the specialist to
determine the final breast shape and the final position
of the implant.
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Dual
Plane
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In
this more complex version the implant is embedded under
the muscle, and the muscle is isolated from the gland
and finally shifted upward. So, with this version, the
lower part of the implant remains situated directly
beneath the gland, while just the upper part of the
implant (where the risk of visibility of the implant
border is higher) is covered by the muscle.
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