MEET Dr. Brett Beber, MD, FRCS
Choosing the right size for breast enlargement is one of the biggest decisions patients make when they are planning their surgery. We know picking the right size can be tough especially when you think about how it will look and feel for a long time. At Beber Plastic Surgery, we spend a lot of time during consultations helping patients understand their options and choose sizes that fit their body shape and lifestyle goals.
To find the right sizes for a patient’s body, the sizing process starts with precise measurements of their chest size, existing breast tissue and skin quality. When we suggest sizes, we take many measurements and think about things like chest width, shoulder width and overall body shape. These body measurements help set realistic limits for choosing implants. Knowing these anatomical limits helps avoid disappointment and ensures the results look natural.
Visual aids are very important in helping patients understand how different sizes will look on their body type. During consultations, we use computer imaging and physical sizers to help patients see what different implant options would look like. Patients can see and feel how different sizes would look and feel on their body with this hands on approach. Many say this helps them make sure they choose the right size.
When choosing the right size for breast enlargement, lifestyle factors play a big role. We discuss each patient’s level of activity, job and personal style to suggest sizes that will fit into their daily life. Athletes or patients who are very active may want smaller, more balanced sizes that won’t get in the way of their activities. Professional factors also matter since some jobs may affect what size range feels best.
Proportionality recommendations help ensure the implant sizes chosen work well with the patient’s overall body proportions. We look at the relationship between chest size, hip width and height to suggest sizes that will make you look better without making you look out of proportion. These proportionality factors help get results that look good and natural from every angle. Patients can make choices they will be happy with in the long run if they understand these relationships.
The amount of improvement different sizes can give depends on the starting size so it’s important to have realistic expectations of the final results. Patients who don’t have a lot of breast tissue to begin with may get bigger results with smaller implants than patients who do have more natural volume. We explain to patients how their starting point affects what different sizes can do. This information helps people set realistic expectations and avoid being disappointed with the results.
Depending on the size of the implant chosen, recovery may be a little different. For example, larger implants may need longer adjustment periods. We discuss these differences during consultations so patients can prepare for their recovery. Bigger implants may hurt more at first and take longer for the body to get used to them. Patients can prepare for their recovery phase by knowing about these changes.
Choosing sizes that feel natural and balanced rather than the biggest option is generally linked to long term happiness. Patients who chose modest sizes based on their anatomy tend to be happier with their results in the long run. Too big implants can be uncomfortable, get in the way of activities or look weird over time. When you balance aesthetic goals with practical ones you get better results.
For people who are thinking of having full body contouring surgery, Labia Reduction surgeries can help with private issues while breast enhancement can make the upper body look better. We know aesthetic problems can affect many areas and we treat each patient’s goals with care and knowledge. We can suggest treatment options that work for all of your concerns since we have a full understanding of them.
Toronto’s sophisticated patients generally want breast enlargement solutions that look natural and fit into their busy lives and work schedules. This environment has helped us learn how to choose sizes that look great and are still practical for city living. We like helping patients who want both cosmetic improvement and long term happiness with their choices of enhancements.
Patients can still have size revision surgeries if they later decide they prefer other proportions. However, we try hard to help patients choose sizes they will love long term during their first treatments. Our detailed consultation process is designed to minimize the need for size changes by making sure patients make informed choices from the start.
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