Before & After Gallery

Although I am not usually a fan of high-profile implants in a first-time breast augmentation, her breast base width diameter was only 11.5 cm and after doing the rice test she wanted 345cc. So, we settled on an Allergan style SSF silicone gel implant through the under arm with a

I think this result illustrates the benefit of body proportion that breast augmentation gives. Before surgery this young lady ‘s breasts were slightly wide set and slightly asymmetric in shape. It gave her figure a bit more of a straight up-and-down look. Postoperatively I think she gets a much better

This 25-year-old female started with a good breast shape and was really looking to be into a very tasteful DD size! Doing the rice test, she really liked 480cc, so we settled on Allergan 485cc style SRM silicone gel implant placed through the under arm (transaxillary) using the endoscope and

This 29-year-old breast augmentation patient is a great example of a balanced breast and expanding the lower pole. I hear some surgeons say you shouldn’t change the inframammary fold because it can lead to a double bubble and in some patients that is true but I feel in the far

This patient presents with just a bit less than typical breast augmentation presentation. She already had a good size breast, and her breasts have a slight outward orientation. We placed Allergan style SSM silicone gel implants 445cc through the under arm using a Keller funnel, and even with her slight

This 34-year-old female is a great example of starting with a great shape gives you a better chance at a great result! She was looking to be on the border of a C and D cup, did the rice test at home and loved around 350cc. We settled on an

There’s 32-year-old presented with mild asymmetry preoperatively with her left breast being slightly larger and higher than her right breast. She was looking for a very full C to small D and following the rice test we settled on 360cc on the left and 375cc on the right. Allergan style

This patient had an anatomic presentation with a little more challenge. The bottom of her breasts had more of a V shape than a U shape and she had very little tissue in the cleavage area which has a tendency to keep implants separated. Even so, going through the under

This 34-year-old is a good example of how routine breast augmentation can help with asymmetry but not totally eliminate it! Preoperatively she has a higher natural breast on the left than the right, both the crease and the nipple. To make the crease more even, the implant would have

This 27-year-old she had a good shape but just slightly low set. This means the implants have to be very well positioned under the nipple so as to not sit too high and give a very unbalanced and downward pointing breast. Going through the under arm I placed Allergan style