Ann Arbor Breast Implants doctors

The implants are not extremely large but you didn't comment on how large you are and how long you have had the implants.  Large implants in a small breast can cause thinning of the overlying breast and skin over time.  This is especially true if you are otherwise a small person.  If you have lost weight, is could also result in thinning of the tissues covering your implant and make it more noticeable.  If the implant feels like it has lost tone as well, it could be leaking.  Time will tell.  Changing to a gel implant can help to decrease the amount of rippling that you feel.  Sometimes with excessive weight loss, a breast lift is also needed.  Hope this helps.

Hard to know exactly what size implant you should have from the information you have given, but there is a way to get a close estimate.  I would guess 375cc to 425 cc would make you a full c cup, but can't be sure without photos.  I would suggest you go out and buy a 34 C or D cup bra.  Go home a find a measuring cup and fill it with rice to about 375 ml and but the rice in sandwich baggies.  Stuff the bra with them and try on different clothes.  If they aren't big enough, add more measured rice.  Whatever the final measurement of rice is should be close to the number of cc you need in the implants.  I'm sure it will go well.

For our breast augmentation patients in Michigan, we often place the incision above the breast fold. This will allow you to wear a bikini, and if the bathing suit rides up your incisions will still be hidden.  Also, the incision is often underneath the natural curve of the underside of the breast that way as so less visible.