High profile???? Started by: misslaura84

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    Im really confused. What is meant by high/mod/low profile? Which give you most natural look? This wasnt discussed with me at my consultation. Thanks girlies xxx

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    High are narrower and project out more and low pro are wider at bottom and less projection….I think.

    Belle will know better pm her hun xx

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    Thanks hun xxx

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    imagine an implant..thats prob high profile, they r the ones your more likley to have seen at ur consultation..low profile is flatter and wider and the anaotomicals are teardrop shape ones…the tear drop and low profile ones give a more natural look but u can still achieve a nartual look with high profiles just depends how they r put in, over/under muscle! Google high/low profile implants theres loadsa websites tht will have pics xx

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    high profile, have a narrower base, but project more. usually used for small rib cages and small back sizes so that you dont get side boob from the back.

    low profile have a larger base and are used for wider chested women. they dont project as much as high profile.

    u can also get extra high, but they are quite rare and used on teeny weeny girls.

    all can look natural it depends on ur frame hun, like if i had low profile they would look fake as they would be round and stick out at the side.

    where as if a larger lady had high profile hers would look fake with two ball type shapes. its all down to the surgeon hun xx

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    Yep the girls are right. And the cuis come in high or low and the inspira come in low, moderate, high and extra high which gives you more choice of sizes. Depending on your frame and build they can all look natural. Trust your surgeon and go with what he or she recommend x

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    Thanks girls. this all makes sense now. Suppose ill have to ask the surgeon which will best suit me to give me the natural look that im desperate for. xxx

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