Pectoral implants, also known as chest implants, are a type of cosmetic surgery designed to enhance the appearance and size of the chest muscles in both men and women. The procedure involves inserting silicone implants under the pectoralis major muscle to create a more defined and sculpted chest contour.
Key points about pectoral implants:
1. Procedure: During the pectoral implant procedure, the surgeon makes incisions in the armpit or along the lower border of the pectoral muscle. Through these incisions, they create a pocket beneath the pectoral muscle and carefully insert the silicone implants. The implants are then positioned to achieve the desired shape and size.
2. Candidates: Pectoral implants are suitable for individuals who are dissatisfied with the size or appearance of their chest muscles and have been unable to achieve the desired results through exercise or bodybuilding. Candidates should be in good overall health and have realistic expectations about the results.
3. Implant Types: Pectoral implants are typically made of solid silicone material. They come in various shapes and sizes to match the individual's desired chest enhancement.
4. Anesthesia: Pectoral implant surgery is usually performed under general anesthesia to ensure the patient's comfort during the procedure.
5. Incisions and Scarring: The incisions made during pectoral implant surgery are strategically placed to minimize visible scarring. The scars are usually well-hidden within the natural contours of the chest or armpit.
6. Recovery: After pectoral implant surgery, patients may experience some swelling, discomfort, and limited range of motion in the chest area. A compression garment may be worn to support the chest during the initial healing phase. Most individuals can resume light activities within a week or two, but more strenuous activities and heavy lifting should be avoided for several weeks.
7. Results: The results of pectoral implant surgery become more apparent as the healing process progresses. The chest muscles should appear more defined, sculpted, and symmetrical.
8. Safety: Pectoral implant surgery is considered safe when performed by a qualified and experienced plastic surgeon. As with any surgical procedure, there are potential risks and complications, such as infection, implant shifting, implant visibility, or dissatisfaction with the surgical outcomes, which should be discussed with the surgeon before the procedure.
It's essential for individuals considering pectoral implant surgery to have a consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon who specializes in body contouring procedures. The surgeon will assess the patient's concerns, discuss their goals and expectations, and recommend the most suitable approach to achieve the desired results. They will also explain the potential risks and benefits of the procedure and provide pre-operative and post-operative instructions to ensure a smooth and successful recovery.
Want to know more about Pectoral Implant In Thailand, Please consult Professor Somyos Kunachak,he was trained in Ramathibodi Hospital Mahidol University School of Medicine as well as from several academic bodies in Europe and America. He has been practicing plastic surgery in Thailand for more than 25 years and is running a private practice alongside his career as a fulltime Educator for more than 20years.
During this period, Prof. Kunachak amassed training experiences not just in the field of Plastic Surgery, but also in Anti-Aging Medicine, Hormone Replacement Therapy, Chinese Acupuncture, Laser Medicine and Surgery, Minimal Invasive Surgery and while doing so, authored and published more than 30 scientific and medical researches.
Prof. Kunachak has just recently retired from the academe but his natural affinity to be an educator extends to accepting a consultancy position in his university for the Division of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.
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