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Cosmetic Surgery and Beauty Magazine #65

Cosmetic Surgery and Beauty is the must read magazine for anyone contemplating a cosmetic procedure. In this issue we feature surgery after massive weight loss, 5 things you need to know about breast augmentation, the best body implants, makeup marvels and what to eat for amazing skin.

Cosmetic Surgery and Beauty is the must read magazine for anyone contemplating a cosmetic procedure.
In this issue we feature surgery after massive weight loss, 5 things you need to know about breast augmentation, the best body implants, makeup marvels and what to eat for amazing skin.

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easts<br />

Natural-looking<br />

contours<br />

Sydney cosmetic<br />

surgeon Dr Colin<br />

Moore explains<br />

breast implant<br />

surgery can<br />

recreate more<br />

youthful breasts<br />

<strong>and</strong> contours. Tara<br />

Casey reports.<br />

In some cases, breast surgery acts as an anti-ageing procedure to return<br />

fullness to the breast <strong>and</strong> create more youthful contours. Following childbirth<br />

<strong>and</strong> with age, many women want to recapture how their breasts looked<br />

before having children, as breastfeeding commonly causes slight breast atrophy<br />

or ptosis.<br />

‘Rather than seeking a bust that is significantly larger than their own, many<br />

women simply want to balance their figure <strong>and</strong> create a more shapely silhouette,’<br />

says Sydney cosmetic surgeon Dr Colin Moore. ‘In such cases, it may be more<br />

beneficial to perform a breast lift (mastopexy) <strong>and</strong>, depending on the patient, this<br />

can then be combined with a small breast implant to restore lost volume.’<br />

A common concern in women considering breast augmentation is whether<br />

or not the results will look natural. Dr Moore explains that preparation <strong>and</strong> a<br />

thorough consultation process can help ensure the results are consistent with<br />

the patient’s existing anatomy <strong>and</strong> surgical expectations.<br />

‘Creating a natural-looking result comes down to accurately measuring the<br />

proportions of each patient, but I also believe that advances in breast implants<br />

mean that it is easier than ever to achieve natural-looking curves,’ Dr Moore<br />

explains. ‘By measuring the proportions of the body, as well as skin thickness<br />

<strong>and</strong> breast tissue composition, together the surgeon <strong>and</strong> patient can determine<br />

the best breast size for the patient.’<br />

During the initial consultation, Dr Moore takes several measurements to<br />

accurately gauge the best implant size <strong>and</strong> position.<br />

‘The basic dimensions of the breast are taken into account, including the<br />

breast base, height <strong>and</strong> overall width,’ he explains. ‘The distance from the<br />

nipple to the inframammary crease (underneath the breast) is influential in the<br />

appearance of a perky breast. Also, by measuring the relevant proportions of<br />

the body, it’s possible to determine the best breast size to enhance the patient’s<br />

overall figure.’<br />

Dr Moore prefers to use polyurethane-coated P-URE implants in breast<br />

augmentation surgery, as he believes they carry an excellent safety profile <strong>and</strong><br />

afford natural-looking results. ‘In my experience, polyurethane-coated breast<br />

implants produce very natural-looking results while minimising the risk of the<br />

most common complications associated with breast augmentation,’ he<br />

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