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Choosing between implants and fat transfer used to mean picking a side. Implants deliver predictable volume but can look and feel less natural in thin patients. Fat transfer feels completely natural but rarely adds more than one cup size, since the breast can only hold so much transplanted fat before the body reabsorbs the rest. […]
Patients researching breast augmentation usually focus on implant size first, and placement second, if at all. But where the implant sits, above the chest muscle, fully beneath it, or split between the two, has just as much influence on how natural the result looks and how well it holds up over time. Dual plane technique […]
Your hairline used to run in a fairly straight line across your forehead. Now the two corners have pulled back, leaving a point of hair sitting higher in the middle. That shape has a name: an M-shaped hairline. It’s genuinely hard to tell, just by looking in the mirror, whether it’s a normal part of […]
