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The evolution of breast implants.

G Patrick Maxwell, Allen Gabriel
Clinics in Plastic Surgery 2009 January
Female glandular hypomastia is a frequently encountered entity that occurs either developmentally or by postpartum involution. Historically, women have long sought breast enlargement to improve physical proportions, to foster a more feminine appearance, or to enhance self-image. This article explores the evolution of breast implants.

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