Many women who are considering breast augmentation surgery have reservations about the procedure because they are afraid of receiving implants that are too large, too round, or possess an otherwise unnatural appearance. This concern is rooted in a common problem that plagued breast implants in the 1990s and 2000s, especially among the larger-volume models. However, in recent years, significant strides have been made in the development of breast implants that hew more closely to the natural shape and contours of the female form. These devices, referred to as anatomical breast implants, have been specially designed to impart the look of improved volume in a natural, subtle implant. They also allow for a more natural look over time, as the body ages. If you are interested in breast augmentation that results in a less overtly noticeable change in your outward appearance, talk to your plastic surgeon about the possibility of having anatomical breast implants placed.