# 1 - Implants do not last forever
The guaranteed lifespan of implants varies by type and manufacturer. A 2011 FDA study found that one in five patients needed a review procedure with a 10-year evaluation.
# 2 - Understand what can and cannot be done
Breast surgery makes it bigger and fuller, but does not have the ability to change shape. A good surgeon can treat small types of asymmetry. After many pregnancies, weight fluctuations, etc., another model of remodeling is the breast lift.
# 3 - Options have changed
Not all breast implants are the same. Currently, there are two main types of implants: Saline and silicone gel. Do the right research with your doctor to understand which type of implant you will choose.
# 4 - Aesthetic preferences have also changed
Preferences remain personal, but most women no longer want a giant breast as a result. Surgeons often say, "Measure B is the new C."
# 5 - Like everything else, implants have their risks, so do your research
Breast implants have been approved by the FDA for almost 50 years, but there may still be room for risk. Do your research and a detailed consultation with the doctor. Furthermore, make sure that the latter is a professional and expert in the field.
# 6 - Prepare for post-operative time
Recovery after surgery takes time. For the first few days you will need someone to take care of you, helping you get in and out of bed. Day 4-5 you can work on the computer from home, but you will need to take long breaks between work. If you think this is a good time to diet, you are wrong: The body needs extra calories to supply its healing.
# 7 - Cost
Such an operation does not cost much, so you should also take into account this fact.
Source: Glamor
