Cosmetic Surgery and Beauty Magazine #66

easts
The perfect
fit for you
SYDNEY PLASTIC SURGEON
DR STEVEN LIEW SHARES HIS
EXPERTISE IN CREATING BEAUTIFUL,
NATURAL-LOOKING CURVES.
One of the critical decisions to be made when
considering breast augmentation is not just the cup
size but also the degree of fullness in the upper part
of the breast.
Plastic surgeon Dr Steven Liew (FRACS) says as
surgical procedures and implant types have become
more advanced over the past decade, a good surgeon
can effectively customise a breast shape to match the
requirements of patients.
Dr Liew says patients, too, are more sophisticated in
their approach to breast augmentation. Where previously
they were focussed almost entirely on breast size, most
patients are now more aware of the fi ner aesthetics involved
– such as the degree of perkiness and breast fullness in the
upper chest – in producing their perfect breast shape.
The three types of upper breast fullness include:
• A gentle slope from the chest to the nipple – almost a
straight line
• A gentle curve with moderate degree of fullness
• A very full convex curve – the so-called Wonderbra look.
‘Breast augmentation is such a personal decision,’
says Dr Liew, ‘and surgeons need to take time and care to
work with each patient – including family members where
requested – to ensure they understand the physical and
emotional impacts involved.’
‘Different body types, personality and the kind of
clothes you like to wear are all factors to be considered to
ensure your new breast shape is the perfect fi t for you,’ Dr
Liew concludes. csbm
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