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Breast Enhancement

Golden Triangle
Proportions

Point 1

The midpoint of the clavicle and both nipples may be used as reference points for assessing breast proportion, with an inter-nipple distance commonly referenced at 18-22 cm.

Point 2

From the lateral view, the triangular area formed by the suprasternal fossa, nipple apex, and inframammary fold is commonly referenced at approximately 19-21 degrees.

Point 3

Golden proportions are not absolute standards; individual anatomy and diverse aesthetic preferences are equally important.

GOLDEN TRIANGLEPROPORTIONS

The upper breast should be neither overly full nor excessively flat.
The breast contour from the clavicle to the nipple should appear smooth and rounded.
The nipple is commonly referenced around the 4th or 5th intercostal space; nipple projection height and base diameter should be assessed according to individual anatomy.
Areola diameter, nipple diameter, and the distance from nipple to inframammary fold should be evaluated as part of an individualized breast-aesthetic plan.
A balanced breast contour may be hemispherical or teardrop-shaped, depending on anatomy, tissue condition, and aesthetic goals.

Breast ImplantPlacement Methods

THREE-PLANEIMPLANT PLACEMENTTECHNIQUE

A full-thickness incision (A) is made at the level of the nipple-areolar complex (AC). This placement positions the implant’s superior pole beneath the muscle, the midsection beneath the mammary gland, and the inferior pole also under the muscle, supported by the BRA flap composed of the caudal pectoralis major, obliquus externus abdominis, serratus anterior, and rectus abdominis fascia. In cases of markedly thick pectoral muscle or large implants, one or two vertical full-thickness incisions measuring 2-3 cm in length may be made along the edge of the pectoral muscle and/or BRA flap to release tissue tension.

Breast implant placement methods diagram

SubglandularImplant PlacementTechnique

Subfascial ImplantPlacementTechnique

SubpectoralImplant Technique

Dual-planeTechnique

Surgical Incision

Axillary Incision

A small axillary incision is made, and a breast pocket is created before implant insertion.

Inframammary Fold Incision

A 2–4 cm incision is made along the inframammary fold, allowing direct dissection to the implant pocket before placement.

Periareolar Incision

A circumareolar incision is made along the areolar border, with the incision length adjusted according to implant size, before subpectoral implant placement.

Breast ImplantMaterials

Textured &
Micro-textured Implants

Textured and micro-textured implants have surface textures designed to support tissue interface stability. Implant selection should be based on anatomy, indication, and surgeon assessment.

Smooth Implants

Smooth implants have a smooth surface and may allow easier placement in selected cases, with a softer tactile profile and natural-feeling movement depending on tissue conditions.

Teardrop / Anatomical
Implants

Teardrop implants may be considered for patients seeking a natural-looking silhouette or for selected cases with softer or ptotic breast tissue. They may also be considered for patients with relatively limited subcutaneous breast fat, as the fuller lower pole can help create a more anatomical breast curve. Teardrop implants are available in taller or shorter profiles to match different anatomical needs and aesthetic goals.

Round Implants

Round implants may be considered for patients seeking a fuller and more lifted breast appearance with good skin elasticity. Compared with teardrop implants, round implants can help create fuller upper-pole contour and more defined cleavage, supporting a fuller and lifted breast silhouette. With appropriate surgical pocket design, round implants may also create a subtle teardrop-like contour.

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