Why is a smaller implant often enough to achieve a harmonious result with the PRESERVÉ™ method?

The final appearance of the breasts is not determined only by the number of milliliters.

Equally important are:

• the quality of own tissues,
• skin elasticity,
• chest anatomy,
• implant profile,
• surgical technique.

The last point is often underestimated. How the implant is placed can have a significant impact on the resulting breast shape.

The PRESERVÉ™ philosophy is based on a simple principle.

If we preserve as much of the natural supporting structures of the breast as possible and minimize unnecessary disruption of the tissues, the implant can work better with the woman's own anatomy.

Instead of recreating the natural shape of the breast, we try to support its existing architecture.

That is why it is often not necessary to add additional milliliters just to achieve the desired effect.

Two women can look very similar after surgery.

However, one can have an implant with a volume of 275 ml and the other 340 ml.

The difference is not only in the implant.

The difference lies in the anatomy, the quality of the tissues and the way the implant works with the natural support of the breast. That is why we do not make decisions based on the table of volumes during the consultation.

We decide according to the body of a particular woman.

If it is anatomically possible, a smaller implant brings several potential benefits.

It can mean:

• less burden on own tissues,
• less long-term stress on the skin,
• lower mechanical load on the supporting structures of the breast,
• more natural weight distribution,
• better preservation of body proportions.

However, we never determine the choice of implant by making it as small as possible.

We determine it so that it is as suitable as possible.

When planning augmentation, we do not ask:

"How big of an implant do you want?"

We ask:

"What outcome will be consistent with your anatomy?"

Sometimes a smaller implant is the answer.

Sometimes bigger. It is crucial that the result respects the proportions of the body and remains harmonious even after years.

One of the basic principles of the PRESERVÉ™ method is to achieve the most significant aesthetic effect with the least possible burden on the body.

This means not only a gentler surgical technique, but also a thoughtful choice of implant.

We do not choose an implant according to trends or according to the number of milliliters.

We choose it according to the woman's anatomy.

Therefore, it may happen that with the PRESERVÉ™ method we can achieve a harmonious result even with a smaller implant than would be required by classic augmentation.

A smaller implant with the correct indication does not mean a smaller effect.

On the contrary.

If it respects the natural proportions of the body and cooperates with its own tissues, the result can appear fuller, more harmonious and more stable in the long term.

The goal is not to create the largest possible breast. The goal is to create a breast that will be in harmony with the woman's body.

Modern augmentation is no longer a competition in the number of milliliters.

It is a search for a balance between aesthetics, anatomy and long-term stability of the result.

That is why, with the PRESERVÉ™ method, it is not a question of how big an implant to use.

The question is which implant can achieve the desired result while respecting the own tissues as much as possible.

And in many cases the answer is simple.

Not bigger.

But more suitable.