Breast BEFORE & AFTER Patient 192: Breast Augmentation with GalaFLEX
*Keep in mind that each patient is unique and your results may vary.
Before & After
A 23-year-old female patient underwent bilateral breast augmentation with GalaFLEX internal soft-tissue support performed by Dr. Crantford in Charleston, South Carolina. Motiva RSF 425cc implants were selected to achieve the patient’s desired breast volume while maintaining a natural, balanced appearance. Photos are shown at 3 months post-op.
Younger patients have the longest timeline ahead of them with their implants, which makes long-term positioning and shape maintenance an important surgical consideration. GalaFLEX provides an internal support structure that reinforces the soft-tissue envelope around the implant, helping preserve the aesthetic result over the years following surgery even as natural tissue changes occur with age. At 3 months post-op, this patient’s results show a full, well-supported contour that should hold its shape well over time.
Why incorporate GalaFLEX for a younger breast augmentation patient?
Younger patients have the longest timeline ahead of them with their implants, making long-term positioning and shape maintenance an important surgical consideration. GalaFLEX provides an internal support structure that reinforces the soft tissue envelope around the implant, helping to preserve the aesthetic result over the years following surgery, even as natural tissue changes occur with age.
What are Motiva RSF implants?
Motiva RSF implants feature a fuller profile designed to provide more noticeable projection and upper pole volume while still using Motiva’s advanced silicone gel construction, which mimics the feel and movement of natural breast tissue.
What should I expect at 3 months post-op?
By 3 months, most swelling has resolved and the implants have settled significantly into their final position, though some patients continue to see subtle softening and shape refinement through 6 months as the tissue fully relaxes.
