“Fashion boobs” is how one Los Angeles designer describes her implants, the smallest currently available in the U.S. She’s part of a new wave of women looking for implants that are “undetectable—cute little breasts that have very soft cleavage and a nice shape when there’s no bra there,” says the designer’s surgeon, Dr. Kamakshi R. Zeidler.
Fashion implants, yoga boobs, ballerina breasts—they’re all current descriptions for this tasteful size. Even exotic dancers are going for smaller breasts now, according to one plastic surgeon. This aesthetic fits neatly into the current wellness culture and the clothes that go along with it. Some women are flying to New York for augmentations with “an east coast aesthetic, more sotto voce and not screaming through a megaphone,” says Dr. Adam R. Kolker, a double board-certified plastic surgeon in New York City, who specializes in breast augmentation.
