Bifu Water Drop Bra

Utilizing an endoscopic-assisted dual-plane surgical approach: intraoperative high-definition endoscopic direct visualization enables precise dissection while sparing the breast's tactile nerves and glandular tissue, thereby preserving native neural sensation to the fullest extent. Dual-plane implantation places the upper portion of the implant beneath the pectoralis major muscle and the lower portion beneath the breast tissue, with coverage provided by the patient's own breast tissue and soft tissue on the surface. This results in a postoperative feel closely mimicking the softness of natural breasts, overcoming the stiffness and unnatural texture often associated with submuscular-only implants.

Droplet-shaped implants feature a thinner upper pole and thicker lower pole, replicating the natural teardrop contour of the breast. They hang naturally when standing and lie flat when supine, offering a more anatomically accurate fit compared to round implants.

Endoscopy: Enables visualized minimally invasive dissection with smaller incisions, reduced bleeding, and precise avoidance of blood vessels and nerves, lowering the risk of capsular contracture.

Dual-plane implantation: Currently the most established and mainstream technique for breast augmentation, balancing implant stability with a natural feel.