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Beautiful Breasts
Patients come to Dr. Teitelbaum from around the world for
breast augmentation. Some come because of a satisfied friend, a
magazine article, his reputation, or perhaps interest in a pain-free
recovery.
But they all say the same thing: Dr. Teitelbaum’s photo book shows the
best results they have seen anywhere. When you come in for your
personalized consultation, you will be able to peruse literally
hundreds of photos of women at all different stages of their recovery,
and with literally every possible body type and implant choice. You
will be stunned by the diversity of beautiful results!
Why does Dr. Teitelbaum have this reputation? While all surgeons give
lip-service to creating natural results, Dr. Teitelbaum really means
it. Many factors contribute to creating the beautiful and natural
result.
The single most important factor is the size and shape of the
implant: too big looks bulgy and round and too small looks empty and
bottom-heavy. Many surgeons determine implant size by having patients
put rice or water in a bra. But doing so totally ignores the shape of
your breasts! Dr. Teitelbaum takes multiple meticulous measurements
that enable him to tell you the ideal size and shape for your
breasts.
In fact, he even is patenting a device to help other surgeons make the
proper implant selection based upon each woman’s breast.
He then discusses with you whether the ideal implant for your breast
creates a breast of the size that you want. He has a beautiful
aesthetic eye, and he will discuss with you how well the ideal implant
for your breast will fit in proportion to your body.
For a result to be beautiful, the breast implant must not sit too high
or too low, and both sides must be even. Symmetry is a very important
property of beauty. No matter what incision he uses, Dr. Teitelbaum
always operates “under direct vision,” so that he is precise and
accurate in the placement of breast implants. Believe it or not, many
surgeons still perform this operation “blindly,” slipping a finger or
an instrument through an incision to blindly create the pocket for the
implant. This method is inaccurate, painful, and results in a longer
recovery and an imperfect result.
The appearance of a breast can be marred by a conspicuous scar. For
that reason, Dr. Teitelbaum uses incisions that are well-hidden and
inconspicuous, but that still allow for the creation of an accurate
pocket and an easy recovery.