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Le tecniche piu' in voga e le misure piu' richieste per un aumento seno

Lo scorso mese l' American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) ha effettuato un sondaggio tra i propri chirurghi per capire quali sono le richieste che maggiormente arrivano dalle pazienti che si preparano per un' operazione di aumento seno ed i trends piu' in voga.
La preferenza ad avere un seno che appaia "naturale" is what is the most popular. For example, the average size of breast implants more 'used by surgeons from 300 to 400 cc. which translates into a third full measure . On the more technical side we have seen that the maggioraprte surgeons, 60 per cent increase in breast implant prostheses under the chest muscle, rather than on top of muscle this to give a natural inclination to the chest wall .

dell'ASAPS The survey also found that 64% of surgeons prefer to make an incision near the crease under the breast. Although there are other options, especially around the areola of the nipple, with the incision under the breast pero ' the surgeon has excellent access to enter the breast implant.
The big surprise is the fact that many plastic surgeons, even here the 60 per cent, and their patients continue to choose saline implants rather than those with silicone gel. The numbers would be even if they were not piu'alti their patients to specify that you want a silicone implants for breast augmentation them. Why this happened
of saline solution? Probably because most seem to feel 'softer,' close to the feeling of touching a real breast and not a reconstructed breast, also with physiological saline breast implants have a lower incidence of contractures capsular.

Despite the adoption in 2006 by the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) for the ok to silicone implants, it seems that there is a lack of confidence in the use of these devices by American surgeons in the techniques of increase in the breast. Or the choice is simply the result of habit?
Whatever the reason, the president of the ASAPS noted that the success of an intervention depends more and more 'by the surgical technique appropriate to the type of patient rather than the type of prosthesis. Trust and then to a good surgeon.