
Breast augmentation is one of the most requested cosmetic procedures worldwide. However, one of the most important (and often confusing) aspects for patients is knowing which type of breast implant to choose.
In this article, Dr. JJ Ruiz, a certified plastic surgeon, answers the most frequently asked questions about breast implants, from shape and profile to safety and desired results.
Breast implants are medical devices designed to enhance, reconstruct, or improve the shape of the breasts. They consist of a silicone shell filled with either cohesive silicone gel or saline solution and come in multiple shapes, sizes, and profiles.
Choosing the right implants is key to achieving a natural and harmonious result with your body, avoiding complications or disproportions.
One of the first things to decide with your surgeon is the type of implant. Here’s a clear guide:
Implant Shape
Round implants: Provide more fullness in the upper part of the breast. Recommended for those seeking a more pronounced cleavage. 💡 Ideal if you have sufficient breast tissue and want visible volume.
Anatomical (teardrop) implants: Mimic the natural shape of the breast, with more volume at the bottom. 💡 Recommended for subtle results or breast reconstruction.
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The profile determines how far the breasts project forward:
💡 Your body type, breast spacing, and skin elasticity influence profile choice.
This is one of the most important decisions. Let’s see the differences:
💬 “70% of my patients prefer round implants for a more pronounced cleavage, but anatomical implants offer a subtle aesthetic. The key is analyzing body type and expectations,” explains Dr. JJ Ruiz.
There is no universal “ideal” size. Implant volume should be evaluated based on:
Dr. JJ Ruiz performs a personalized simulation to show how different sizes will look on your body.
Yes. Modern breast implants are highly safe when:
Cohesive silicone gel implants do not “leak” if ruptured and have a long lifespan (10–20 years on average).
Although implants do not “expire,” they may need replacement in cases such as:
Periodic follow-up with your surgeon is essential.
“I thought there was only one type of implant, but Dr. Ruiz explained each option. We chose anatomical implants with moderate profile, and I’m thrilled with the results—they look natural and soft.”— Diana R., 34 years
Only a consultation with a certified specialist can give you the right answer. Every body is different, and what works for someone else may not be ideal for you.
Dr. JJ Ruiz performs a full analysis including:
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Do you want to know which breast implant type is best for you?
📍 Schedule a consultation with Dr. JJ Ruiz and receive a 100% personalized simulation with clear and honest guidance based on your body type and goals.
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