This is generally good information. The term "anatomical" for the shaped implants is a bit misleading, the correct term being "form-stable." In order to hold the shape, the gel is quite firm so they may not feel as natural as round implants. There are some pre-existing antomic situations in which the form stable implants could be an advantage but they are the minority. Round implants have a teardrop profile in the upright position anyway.
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This is generally good information. The term "anatomical" for the shaped implants is a bit misleading, the correct term being "form-stable." In order to hold the shape, the gel is quite firm so they may not feel as natural as round implants. There are some pre-existing antomic situations in which the form stable implants could be an advantage but they are the minority. Round implants have a teardrop profile in the upright position anyway.
April 21, 2011 - 8:52amThis Comment
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