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P. Craig Hobar, MD
4633 N. Central Expy, Suite 200, Dallas TX 75205 |972-566-3001

“Trying On” Implants

“Trying On” Implants

Patients frequently ask if they can “try on” breast implants to get a better feel for what different sizes will look like.  After performing well over a thousand breast augmentation surgeries, I can assure you that the implants look and feel different once they are in the body.  Inside the body, implants are affected by the pressure and support of the chest muscles as well as the other tissues – bone, fatty tissue and breast tissue that surround the implants.  So while I encourage my patients to experiment with different implants during our consultation, keep in mind that for the majority of cases, it matters much more how the surgery is done than what type of implants are used.  This is why it is my goal to ensure that we communicate well during your consult so that you can have a breast augmentation that enhances your figure.
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    After 31 years, Dr. Hobar has retired from surgical practice to become a fulltime husband and grandfather (and maybe play a little softball).
    He is extrordinarily thankful to all of his patients who will give him lifetime memories to carry with him on this next phase of his journey.
    Dr. Hobar will remain actively involved with LEAP Global Missions which he founded with his wife in 1991 and which has provided free surgical care for nearly 10,000 patients worldwide.

    If you would like more information about LEAP Global Missions or make a contribution to their efforts, please click here. Dr. Hobaris referring patients to Dr. Evan Beale. Dr. Hobar has known and worked with Dr. Beale for many years and has the utmost faith and trust in him. According to Dr. Hobar: "Dr. Beale is an amazing surgeon, husband, father, colleague and leader in LEAP Global Missions. I will not only rely on him to provide the best possible care for my former patients but to also provide care for my family if we ever need it".

    Matthew 22:39