An aging woman's body will inevitably lead to sagging and drooping breasts. That's an unavoidable fact. Thankfully, there are quite a few surgical solutions for the modern woman.
Women have been attempting to enhance their breast size and shape since recorded history began. For a time, wax was directly injected into a woman's breast to help increase her breast size, and although it's hard to believe, Ox cartilage was another substance once used for breast enhancement. Prior to the 1960's, the methods used for enlarging a woman's breast size were dangerous to say the least, and oftentimes led to deadly results.
There was one medical device that altogether changed the concept of breast enlargement: the silicone gel implant. The implant was first used in the 1960's and has been in production ever since. Despite a very rough beginning and a fourteen year ban by the FDA, the silicone gel implant is still being used today.
The modern day woman has many options for enhancing her breasts; including breast augmentation, breast reduction, and breast lift surgery.
A woman's sex appeal can be greatly enhanced by increasing her breast size with breast implants. Breast augmentation is easily the most performed plastic surgery procedure in the world. Large, round breasts are closely associated with youth and sex appeal. Thus, both young and older women alike greatly desire to increase their breast size through plastic surgery; young women seek perfection and balance while older women seek to rejuvenate their breasts with added volume and firmness. Like it or not, beauty and sex appeal are held in utmost regard in today's society and that fact is not going to change anytime soon. The modern woman has two options for her breast implants: silicone gel implants and saline breast implants. Both are viable options, and both have their own unique qualities. To learn more about them, speak directly with a plastic surgeon specializing in breast augmentation.
Women in their early thirties start experiencing the inevitable breast sag and droop that comes with aging. By the time a woman reaches her late thirties, her breasts no longer sit high on her chest nor do they have the same supple firmness that they once did in her youth. The sag and droop becomes even more pronounced if a woman has experienced pregnancy and childbirth (extreme weight gain and loss contribute to breast sag). The surgical solution for sagging breasts is a breast lift. The procedure specifically designed to lift and reshape a woman's breast. While the surgery is a permanent fix, her breasts are still subject to the effects of aging and extreme weight loss. To learn more about a breast lift and whether it might be an ideal solution for your body, speak with a plastic surgeon that specializes in the procedure.
While the majority of women want to increase their breast size, there is a minority of women who want nothing more than to drastically reduce their breast size. Gigantic breasts are the catalyst for chronic neck and back pain. In addition, large breasted women are often unfairly stereotyped and treated poorly by their peers at work as well as complete strangers. Breast reduction surgery can dramatically improve the quality of life for women with unnaturally large breasts. In fact, it could be the one breast procedure that produces the greatest benefit for women. To learn more about the procedure, you will need to speak with a licensed, qualified plastic surgeon that specializes in the procedure.
Those are the three primary breast enhancement procedures available to women. To learn more about them, speak with a board certified plastic surgeon. The information contained in this article is not meant to be interpreted as medical advice. Only a licensed physician can provide guidance for your health-related decisions.
Women have been attempting to enhance their breast size and shape since recorded history began. For a time, wax was directly injected into a woman's breast to help increase her breast size, and although it's hard to believe, Ox cartilage was another substance once used for breast enhancement. Prior to the 1960's, the methods used for enlarging a woman's breast size were dangerous to say the least, and oftentimes led to deadly results.
There was one medical device that altogether changed the concept of breast enlargement: the silicone gel implant. The implant was first used in the 1960's and has been in production ever since. Despite a very rough beginning and a fourteen year ban by the FDA, the silicone gel implant is still being used today.
The modern day woman has many options for enhancing her breasts; including breast augmentation, breast reduction, and breast lift surgery.
A woman's sex appeal can be greatly enhanced by increasing her breast size with breast implants. Breast augmentation is easily the most performed plastic surgery procedure in the world. Large, round breasts are closely associated with youth and sex appeal. Thus, both young and older women alike greatly desire to increase their breast size through plastic surgery; young women seek perfection and balance while older women seek to rejuvenate their breasts with added volume and firmness. Like it or not, beauty and sex appeal are held in utmost regard in today's society and that fact is not going to change anytime soon. The modern woman has two options for her breast implants: silicone gel implants and saline breast implants. Both are viable options, and both have their own unique qualities. To learn more about them, speak directly with a plastic surgeon specializing in breast augmentation.
Women in their early thirties start experiencing the inevitable breast sag and droop that comes with aging. By the time a woman reaches her late thirties, her breasts no longer sit high on her chest nor do they have the same supple firmness that they once did in her youth. The sag and droop becomes even more pronounced if a woman has experienced pregnancy and childbirth (extreme weight gain and loss contribute to breast sag). The surgical solution for sagging breasts is a breast lift. The procedure specifically designed to lift and reshape a woman's breast. While the surgery is a permanent fix, her breasts are still subject to the effects of aging and extreme weight loss. To learn more about a breast lift and whether it might be an ideal solution for your body, speak with a plastic surgeon that specializes in the procedure.
While the majority of women want to increase their breast size, there is a minority of women who want nothing more than to drastically reduce their breast size. Gigantic breasts are the catalyst for chronic neck and back pain. In addition, large breasted women are often unfairly stereotyped and treated poorly by their peers at work as well as complete strangers. Breast reduction surgery can dramatically improve the quality of life for women with unnaturally large breasts. In fact, it could be the one breast procedure that produces the greatest benefit for women. To learn more about the procedure, you will need to speak with a licensed, qualified plastic surgeon that specializes in the procedure.
Those are the three primary breast enhancement procedures available to women. To learn more about them, speak with a board certified plastic surgeon. The information contained in this article is not meant to be interpreted as medical advice. Only a licensed physician can provide guidance for your health-related decisions.