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Shape and Fill Possibilities

Negative effects of Polyurethane

Dallas plastic surgeon John Tebbetts and Dr. Teitelbaum

Today's Standard Silicone Gel Implant

410 Implant created by Dr. John Tebbetts

410 Implant Maintains its Shape Even when Cut

Style 410 Implant with the Shell Peeled Off

Manufacturer Chart of 12 Different Sizes

Quote from Dr. Brody

Contour Profile Gel

2 Different Non-Form Stable Gels

Non-Form Stables on Their Side

Shape of a Non-Form Stable Device

Breast Ultrasound

A Round can "Look" Anatomic, if

What About Form Stable Rounds?

Form Stable Round v. Non-Form Stable Round

Form Stable v. Non-Form Stable Round

Also Consider the AP View

Compare Heights

Reduced Heights

Non-Form Stable Shaped v. Form Stable Shaped

Form Stables Shape the Body; The Body Shapes Non-Form Stables

Constricted Lower Pole

Changing Strategies for Ptosis?

Your Shape Selection

Results Over Time

Two Rules for Anatomic Form Stable: #1 Pocket Must Fit Implant

#2 Implant Must Fit Breast Too Small/ Loose - Rotation

Too Big - edges Too Obvious

What does cohesive mean?

“Cohesive” has Different Definitions

Molding a Shape

Maintaining a Shape

Cut Cohesive Implant

Not Yet Available in the US

Other Shaped Devices

Left and Right Implants

Round vs. Shaped vs. Form Stable vs. Non-Form Stable