A surgeon explains how to get natural-looking breast implants: review a surgeon's full portfolio of before-and-afters, choose the half-under-muscle placement technique, and select moderate-profile cohesive gel implants rather than oversized ones.
If you're scared of looking fake for a cosmetic procedure, check out the doctor's before and afters. That's where you're going to really see what the results look like. I have people that come in and they're very nervous about getting any type of work done because they don't want it to look fake. I'm like, okay, get it, I'm with you, I'm not going to make you look fake, but here's 700 photos of these surgeries that I've done that all looks really natural. If it doesn't look natural, you have 700 photos of like very fake looking results, maybe that's not the best place to go. If it comes to implant surgery, placing half underneath the muscle is always going to be a more natural way. Now, do you always need that? Not always. There's certain situations where you can go above the muscle, but for the most part you want to stay half underneath the muscle. Tried and true methods are half underneath the muscle, moderate profile implants, stay away from high profile, which is actually this, um, softer gummy bear implants is definitely the way to go versus like a saline implant, and not going too big, right? Those are all really important things to keep your results, especially breast results, looking natural.
