It is important for you to understand the difference between a plastic surgeon and a cosmetic surgeon. A plastic surgeon is a recognized specialist surgeon who has successfully completed a Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (RACS) program in plastic surgery. This program requires a minimum of 8 years training on top of a basic medical degree. Upon completing this training the surgeon will be awarded with a certificate called the Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons. It is also known as FRACS. Once the surgeon has this and is regarded fully qualified then they are able to become a member of the ASPS which is short for the Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons.
If the surgeon is a qualified plastic surgeon under these organizations then it just means they have better training, along with a more extensive range of surgical techniques and innovative solutions for difficult reconstructive problems. Plastic Surgeons because of their training have a more comprehensive view of the human body, and are the pioneers and leaders in both cosmetic and reconstructive surgery.
The number of breast augmentations in Australia is definitely on the increase, and the demand for natural-looking breasts is even more apparent. Performing breast augmentation so that the breast has a natural fullness with a gentle slope off the chest wall is difficult to perfect especially on oddly shaped women. You often see breast augmentation overdone in terms of size and also roundness or perkiness which really makes the breasts look fake and not natural. To avoid the real fake look the augmentation procedure should allow for a natural cleavage and only a certain amount of perkiness.
So what makes breast augmentation a success? Well there are a few factors to take into consideration. One being the size of the breast implant. An implant that is too large for the frame of the person is usually an obvious giveaway that a person has fake boobs. If you are slight in build then jumping three cup sizes is probably not the best option. The next thing to consider is the perkiness of the breast. Women usually want firmness but an augmented breast that sits up too much is not very attractive and appears fake. The women having had surgery should be able to lie down and have the implants naturally roll to one side a little bit much like a natural breast would.
It is vital that before undergoing breast enhancement surgery that the patient review pictures of the breasts they would like and to convey their desires to the surgeon so there is a clear, visual understanding of the most probable end result. A good way of doin this is by looking at the before and after photos of previous augmentations that have been performed by that cosmetic surgeon or clinic. This may help the individual realize what size, shape and type of breast implants would really suit their body type and what that might cost. Obvisouly the cost of the surgery can vary but I dont feel this should be a major consideration as this is your body you are playing with and you should never be looking for the cheap alternative. This is not to say that the most expensive surgeon is going to be the best but you must remember in most cases you get what you pay for.
Tina Wallman has now become a famous young model doing shoots for Zoo Magazine as well as Ralph, FHM and many others. It is quite amazing how her career has turned around. Before having her breast augmentation she was working in a hair and beauty salon and her career in the modelling and fashion industry was pretty stagnant. It has since blossomed though. She is so happy she did it and has become a promoter of breast augmentation for any girls wanting improve their self confidence and possible their careers as it it did for her.
Below is a video of her on Today Tonight talking about how her breast enhancement procedure gave her career such a boost.
It is important for you to understand the difference between a plastic surgeon and a cosmetic surgeon. A plastic surgeon is a recognized specialist surgeon who has successfully completed a Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (RACS) program in plastic surgery. This program requires a minimum of 8 years training on top of a basic medical degree. Upon completing this training the surgeon will be awarded with a certificate called the Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons. It is also known as FRACS. Once the surgeon has this and is regarded fully qualified then they are able to become a member of the ASPS which is short for the Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons.