Course Objective: * To provide a rationale for how to select the ideal implant in breast augmentation surgery. Contrary to the traditional breast augmentation, implant selection is recommended to be less arbitrary and more based upon measurements focusing on the dimensions and proportions of the thorax and breast. Emphasis will be placed on preoperative evaluation, measurements and markings. * To provide an in depth demonstration of different surgical techniques both for subglandular and submuscular augmentations as well as for mastopexy – augmentation and breast reconstruction with anatom-ical implants. * To provide a rationale for the use of anatomical implants in breast reconstruction.The indications, advantages as well as disadvantages and complica- tions will be discussed in details						Points Covered: * Implant selection based on preoperative measurements and patient desires. * The rational for anatomically designed implants.- * The advantages of cohesive silicone gel implant filling. * The importance of a large abundance of variation in implant height width and projections for ideal outcome of the procedure. * Surgical techniques in submuscular and subglandular implant placement * Modified surgical technique and important considerations in secondary cases * Preoperative markings and surgical steps * Asymmetrical breast their evaluation and treatment * The combined mastopexy-augmentation.Preoperative evaluation, markings and surgical technique * Complications and their treatment * Anatomical implants in breast reconstructions * Breast reconstruction with and without flap cover Download the brochure material as a pdf here.