Mentor Gel implants are the name we can trust. And they've proven that over and over to women around the world. They provide both a round and contoured implant and a saline or silicone option. So really, what's left? You've got plenty of options.
For over 30 years, Mentor has been providing quality breast implants. They are recognized around the world for their quality products and are the choice of many surgeons.
All the gel implants are cohesive. In English, this means that the gel is a solid with the natural feel of real breast tissue. Mentor also provides saline filled implants, which are saltwater, offered with different textures.
The round gel implants have two different surfaces: smooth and the Siltex surface. These implants are very soft and feel just like actual breast tissue. The different shapes are designed to allow your surgeon to find the most natural fit for you.
Mentor's adjustable breast expanders give your surgeon the option of doing a single or two-stage reconstruction process. Their designed Becker implant has a duel shell, so it has the feel of gel but the flexibility of saline.
But why should you consider Mentor? Sure, we've given you some convincing reasons like their track record, but this really is about you. If you want to look and feel great without the worry of whether your implant is safe, secure, or not leaking, there's two things you want - the very best surgeon and the very best implant.
You pick the implant size and the shape, and you'll look fantastic!
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Wednesday, November 21, 2007
Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Do You Really Need A Breast Implant?
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. And they say you shouldn’t get breast implants just to boost your ego. But (and it’s a big but) who are “they” and how do they know what’s best for us? Many women will tell you that after having their breast augmentation they felt better about their bodies, and that gave their confidence and self esteem a real boost too.
Our bodies change with life. That perfect set of girls might not be so perfect now. Perhaps a change in weight, maybe a couple of pregnancies and some breast feeding, or perhaps you always felt you were robbed and finally have the ability to do something about it.
The key here is that if you are an emotionally stable women, you get to decide what’s right for you. Whether you just want a bit of an improvement or lift, or whether you want that pair of triple D’s – it’s up to you and your surgeon to decide what’s right for you.
Most of all don’t get caught up listening to nay-sayers that say you shouldn’t do it. It’s a good idea to do your research and know what you are getting into. It’s also great if you can actually talk to other women about their experience.
Breast implants aren’t perfect. There are risks, things sometimes go wrong, some women’s bodies don’t like the idea of a foreign object in the body and it reacts, but on the whole, breast implants are a safe procedure when a qualified plastic surgeon does the procedure.
Be weary of these deals that are simply too good to be true. Generally they are, and you may save some money, but you are putting your life at risk.
Breast implants can be a real benefit to a woman. You know what’s right for you. If breast implants are just that, make an appointment with a qualified plastic surgeon and get going.
Our bodies change with life. That perfect set of girls might not be so perfect now. Perhaps a change in weight, maybe a couple of pregnancies and some breast feeding, or perhaps you always felt you were robbed and finally have the ability to do something about it.
The key here is that if you are an emotionally stable women, you get to decide what’s right for you. Whether you just want a bit of an improvement or lift, or whether you want that pair of triple D’s – it’s up to you and your surgeon to decide what’s right for you.
Most of all don’t get caught up listening to nay-sayers that say you shouldn’t do it. It’s a good idea to do your research and know what you are getting into. It’s also great if you can actually talk to other women about their experience.
Breast implants aren’t perfect. There are risks, things sometimes go wrong, some women’s bodies don’t like the idea of a foreign object in the body and it reacts, but on the whole, breast implants are a safe procedure when a qualified plastic surgeon does the procedure.
Be weary of these deals that are simply too good to be true. Generally they are, and you may save some money, but you are putting your life at risk.
Breast implants can be a real benefit to a woman. You know what’s right for you. If breast implants are just that, make an appointment with a qualified plastic surgeon and get going.
Friday, October 12, 2007
What To Ask Your Surgeon About Breast Augmentation
Deciding to have breast augmentation is a big decision both financially and emotionally, and you'll feel much more confident if you ask your surgeon the right questions and know what to expect. So here's a list of questions to get you started ...
1. What are the risks and complications of the surgery? It's important to know what the risks are so you can make the right decision for you.
2. Over the lifetime of your breast implants, how many surgeries will you need to have? The original surgery is just the beginning - implants don't last a lifetime.
3. What is the right size, shape, and texturing for you? Each woman's body is different.
4. What do you recommend for the placement and incision site? There are options.
5. Will my ability to breastfeed be affected? This is especially important if you haven't had children yet.
6. How will my implants look over time? How will pregnancy affect them? You will want to know if they will stay looking as perky as they are now, what type of movement you can expect.
7. How will my implants look after breastfeeding?
8. Are there alternative procedures available to breast implants?
9. Do you take before and after pictures I can look at to see what I can expect?
10. What if cancer occurs or recurs in my breast?
11. Will breast reconstruction interfere with cancer treatments?
12. What are my breast reconstruction options?
13. How much pain is there after the implant procedure?
14. How long is the hospital stay?
15. When can I resume normal activities?
If you get the answers to these questions from your surgeon, you will be more relaxed and comfortable about the procedure you are about to undertake. Why not print the list and take it with you?
1. What are the risks and complications of the surgery? It's important to know what the risks are so you can make the right decision for you.
2. Over the lifetime of your breast implants, how many surgeries will you need to have? The original surgery is just the beginning - implants don't last a lifetime.
3. What is the right size, shape, and texturing for you? Each woman's body is different.
4. What do you recommend for the placement and incision site? There are options.
5. Will my ability to breastfeed be affected? This is especially important if you haven't had children yet.
6. How will my implants look over time? How will pregnancy affect them? You will want to know if they will stay looking as perky as they are now, what type of movement you can expect.
7. How will my implants look after breastfeeding?
8. Are there alternative procedures available to breast implants?
9. Do you take before and after pictures I can look at to see what I can expect?
10. What if cancer occurs or recurs in my breast?
11. Will breast reconstruction interfere with cancer treatments?
12. What are my breast reconstruction options?
13. How much pain is there after the implant procedure?
14. How long is the hospital stay?
15. When can I resume normal activities?
If you get the answers to these questions from your surgeon, you will be more relaxed and comfortable about the procedure you are about to undertake. Why not print the list and take it with you?
How To Choose Your Breast Implant Size
Choosing your breast implant size is an aesthetic matter, and it's an extremely personal decision. However, that said, you should ask your surgeon for his/her advice. There are many things to consider when choosing your breast implant size.
Breast implants allow you to choose the breast size that you feel will enhance your overall body image and even boost your self-confidence. Many women don't want to admit that their breast size does affect their self-confidence. It's not the breast size itself but your overall image that boosts your self-confidence.
Most of us have an image of what the ideal breast size is. And for some of us that have spent our lives cursing that we can't even generate a little cleavage, the idea of breast implants is very appealing. Many women that have had breast implants find themselves back in the surgeon's office looking for another increase.
Besides the surgery costs, each surgery has increased risks. Your surgeon is a skilled professional who can help you choose the ideal size the first time.
There are different implant shapes. The anatomic implant, which was introduced to better replicate a natural contour to the breast, is especially popular with breast reconstruction.
The round and teardrop are used mainly with breast augmentation. Most of the surgeons prefer the smooth round breast implants when doing augmentations. Your surgeon will evaluate your situation and make the right recommendation for you, which means you don't need to worry about it.
Much of the choice in implants is surgeon-preference. You can trust that your surgeon will recommend the implant with which she or he can get the best aesthetic result. It just may be helpful to be aware these options exist.
When you meet with your surgeon for your consultation be sure you are clear about what it is you are looking for, and if you aren't sure, tell your surgeon just that.
Don't define your breast size based on bra size because there can be quite a variation. Plastic surgeons have implants that you can try to determine which size is right for you.
Lastly, be realistic and do not assume that bigger is better. Implants that are too large can not only make you look disproportioned, they can also be uncomfortable to pack around, putting pressure on your back and muscles. Consider everything before making your decision, that way you'll be happy with your choice.
Thursday, September 20, 2007
Average Bust Size - Do You Need Breast Implants?
You might be surprised to discover that these days there’s an awful lot of talk about what is the best breast size. In fact, it has become the subject of many debates. There is no question that the average bust size is on the increase. So does that mean you need breast implants?
The average bust size has been on the rise over the last decade. Young teens have breast sizes that are two and three times that of what girls the same age were just a decade ago. This carries through into adulthood. As the average bust size grows, many women begin to feel self-conscious over their small size, so they begin to seriously consider breast implants as an option.
Young girls running around with natural large breasts are actually making women quite self-conscious, who often decide to head off to see their plastic surgeon with the idea of increasing their breast size.
Here’s an interesting survey done by MSNBC – 71% of men are happy with the size of their partner’s breasts while 3% wished they were smaller, and 36% would like their partner to have larger breasts. Now, even though 71% of the men surveyed were happy, 70% of the women weren’t and wanted larger breasts.
Here’s another interesting stat – 30% of women are unhappy with their droopy breasts, while only 18% of men are bothered by it. It seems this is a women’s issue and is not at all driven by what their “man” wants.
And although there are still men that prefer small-breasted women, it seems the consensus among North American men is that they certainly have no objections to a partner with bigger breasts. Perhaps another incentive for women to consider breast augmentation.
As women, we are bombarded by large breasts both in fashion and on the screen with celebrities like Pamela Anderson, Dolly Parton, Marilyn Monroe, and Kate Hudson packing “big girls.”
Whatever the reason women are deciding they want breast implants and a larger bosom, one thing is certain - it isn’t because of the men in their lives pressuring them. It seems women have made that decision for their own benefit.
The average bust size has been on the rise over the last decade. Young teens have breast sizes that are two and three times that of what girls the same age were just a decade ago. This carries through into adulthood. As the average bust size grows, many women begin to feel self-conscious over their small size, so they begin to seriously consider breast implants as an option.
Young girls running around with natural large breasts are actually making women quite self-conscious, who often decide to head off to see their plastic surgeon with the idea of increasing their breast size.
Here’s an interesting survey done by MSNBC – 71% of men are happy with the size of their partner’s breasts while 3% wished they were smaller, and 36% would like their partner to have larger breasts. Now, even though 71% of the men surveyed were happy, 70% of the women weren’t and wanted larger breasts.
Here’s another interesting stat – 30% of women are unhappy with their droopy breasts, while only 18% of men are bothered by it. It seems this is a women’s issue and is not at all driven by what their “man” wants.
And although there are still men that prefer small-breasted women, it seems the consensus among North American men is that they certainly have no objections to a partner with bigger breasts. Perhaps another incentive for women to consider breast augmentation.
As women, we are bombarded by large breasts both in fashion and on the screen with celebrities like Pamela Anderson, Dolly Parton, Marilyn Monroe, and Kate Hudson packing “big girls.”
Whatever the reason women are deciding they want breast implants and a larger bosom, one thing is certain - it isn’t because of the men in their lives pressuring them. It seems women have made that decision for their own benefit.
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
How To Find A Breast Augmentation Surgeon
One of the most sought after cosmetic surgery procedures is breast augmentation. When you are deciding whether breast implants are right for you, it is critical that you are getting reliable information relating to your Boston breast augmentation, so it’s important to know how to find the best surgeon.
Up until recently there has been no real data collected regarding the breast augmentation procedure, but the ASAPS, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, has not put together information on more than 5000 women, which will assist the FDA in determining if women are getting the proper care and which surgeons are providing the proper care to their patients and which are perhaps not getting the proper care.
It is important that you do your research and ensure that you are dealing with a surgeon that is board certified and has an impeccable record. After all your breast augmentation is a surgical procedure, which demands your attention. You would be devastated with a breast augmentation that was a flop, worse yet your life could be at risk from infection.
There are plenty of plastic surgeons practicing out there. The majority are top-notch surgeons, but there’s always a few that should be avoided. By contacting the certification board you can find out surgeons that are certified and where they are located as well as any complaints on a surgeons record.
It’s important that you choose a breast augmentation surgeon that is qualified and that you find easy to communicate with.
Up until recently there has been no real data collected regarding the breast augmentation procedure, but the ASAPS, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, has not put together information on more than 5000 women, which will assist the FDA in determining if women are getting the proper care and which surgeons are providing the proper care to their patients and which are perhaps not getting the proper care.
It is important that you do your research and ensure that you are dealing with a surgeon that is board certified and has an impeccable record. After all your breast augmentation is a surgical procedure, which demands your attention. You would be devastated with a breast augmentation that was a flop, worse yet your life could be at risk from infection.
There are plenty of plastic surgeons practicing out there. The majority are top-notch surgeons, but there’s always a few that should be avoided. By contacting the certification board you can find out surgeons that are certified and where they are located as well as any complaints on a surgeons record.
It’s important that you choose a breast augmentation surgeon that is qualified and that you find easy to communicate with.
Monday, August 20, 2007
The Benefits Of Breast Augmentation
Modern breast augmentation has been around since the early 1960's and it has not been without its fair share of controversy. Interestingly enough, the nay sayers are often individuals that would not be having breast surgery done.
For the women who has undergone a mastectomy, has had her breast shape distorted from child bearing, or who simply want's a self esteem boost by having the bosom she's always dreamed of - breast augmentation becomes a bit of a life line. So why so much controversy? There are other procedures that are done that have a higher risk and don't undergo the scrutiny of breast implants.
There are many benefits to having breast augmentation including looking great and feeling great about your body. Research has shown a real psychological boost and you'll miss no more than a couple of weeks at work, often retuning in as little as a week. There is no scientific evidence to substantiate an increased risk of autoimmune disease or breast cancer, and they don't have to impede your ability to breast feed.
Life isn't without risks, but if we worried about every little risk we'd go nowhere and do nothing. As a woman you work hard to make sure your family is taken care and that you do your part to put food on the table. So don't you deserve a little pampering too? If your breast size or shape bothers you, why not have a Boston breast augmentation done? Wouldn't it be great to have that figure back that you had when you were young and crazy? Or if you've always had small breasts, perhaps you're ready for a little fuller figure so that shopping for a wardrobe isn't so difficult.
So with all the benefits of breast augmentation, why wait any longer?
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