Breast implants looking distorted.. :(

By lovely28 on 16 May 2012

Hi: I'm a 5'2 120 pounds with a 14 bwd. I went from 32AA to 34D with a 550 (L) and 500 (R) natrelle saline implants HP. I am 3 months post op but really concerned with the results. I think my breast is looking distorted and I would like to have your girls opinions as to see, if I need to have a revision right away to fix the problem. I understand it may take it up to a year for your breast to settle, but I also know that all cases are different. Thank you for your time. :)

Comments (6)

lovely28 6 Jun 2012

Thanks for all your advice and time..I'm going for a second opinion since my right breast keeps falling . My PS says he will do a revision. I will keep you posted ...again thank you. :)

dee74 5 Jun 2012

I think they are absolutely gorgeous. They look completely natural. Great fit on your frame for a larger size implant. I would be in heaven if I were you!

SurgAftercareRN 5 Jun 2012

Lovely28 ~ the breasts appear to have a slightly different shape vs size. Can you massage them and feel whether they have shifted or maybe flipped? With that said, the look great however I can understand your desire for perfection. Try a second opinion with a surgeon in your area. Most offer a free consultation. Try to find another reliable surgeon that will not "create" an issue to make money.

lovely28 21 May 2012

Help!!!

lovely28 18 May 2012

Hi Angie, thanks for the reply and Yes anything can be possible at this time. I just dont understand why one breast can look so different, they almost look that each of them can belong to two different people...lol.. I see that I also have a flat part undertneah my Lefty. I just dont know anymore many Dr's here in the forum said the results are acceptable but how can they be .. looking at my pictures ones is big and up , the other one is sitting low and not as big.. is it Me? maybe we are sometimes too perfectionist ? am I that wrong.? . :( Im so frustrated.. :(

Angiemcc (Community Manager) 18 May 2012

I honestly can't tell from your photo, but if you're concerned, you should certainly call your surgeon for a post-op follow up. Makenzie just found out she has early stage capsular contracture (she's 3.5 months post-op), so it can happen. Hopefully this isn't the case with you, but better to catch it early if it is.