ok im confused about unders and overs and the dif types of implants help!!! Started by: misslealea

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    hi im doing research on sizes as i have my consultation today and i keeping finding new things lol can anyone help me out xx

    alli 1
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    CUI standard implants

    Inspira Responsives

    Inspira Soft touch(most filled and least likely chance of rippling)

    Maybe some girls can give some input on the others but I just took the most expensive £461 more because it has the least rate of rippling and as im skinny i needed that)

    xxx

    hollybol 2
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    hey hun, the best thing to do is write all your questions down as I went blank in my first few consultations and came away without asking everything I wanted to.

    Unders are placed under the muscle and usually for girls with little breast tissue. Overs are over the muscle and mostly used for girls who already have a fair amount of breast tissue. Then there is the projection. You can get all different types of projection which is how much they stick out and your surgeon will advise you which projection will most suit you.

    With implants there are the CUI’s which are the standard implants you will be offered and I think most girls end up having these. If you prefer, you can upgrade to the Naturelle range where you’d have a choice including Responsives or Soft Touch (again your surgeon will advise what is best for you) xx

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    im so confused i just spoke with someone from mya and they said overs are for people with less tissue and unders are for people with more breast tissue lol inders give a more natural look and overs give a more glamour look xx

    kat1986 2
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    From my understanding overs are for people with more breast tissue. If you have overs and have little breast tissue to start with the implants may be more noticeable so often better to go under the muscle to “disguise” the implant more. I was told if you are able to have overs go for them as the recovery time is quicker and meant to be less painful.

    Obviously Im not medically trained but this is what my surgeon told me :) xx

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