3 Weeks Post Op from Breast Aug and They Look Very Weird? Doctor Answers, Tips
Breast Implant Revision: Q&A
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3 Weeks Post Op from Breast Aug and They Look Very Weird?

I am 3 weeks post op from revision breast aug. They are high on top, nipples very low and pointing downwards, and drooping along my lower breasts. Left breast higher in top. Right breast has mote lower drooping. They look weird! Is this normal? First time I had breast implants they looked swollen but normal after surgery... So seeing what I'm experiencing this time around is really scaring me. Will they change and look good or is this what I can expect them to look like???

3 Doctor Answers | Asked by summer3
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Appearance after breast revision

Without seeing your results it is impossible to say what is going on. Many patients experience muscle spasm and implants that ride high during the initial post-op period.
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Healing after breast implants

Without a picture, it is impossible for any of us to comment about whether what you are experiencing is normal. You should see your surgeon and get his/her opinion.
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Concerns after Breast Augmentation?

Thank you for the question. Although, it is not possible to give you precise advice without direct examination or viewing pictures, some general observations may be helpful to you. During the few weeks after breast augmentation surgery, it is not uncommon for breast implants to “ride high". Most commonly, breast implants “settle” into their pockets and the nipple/areola complexes “point up"; some patients refer to this phenomenon as “dropping and fluffing”... more

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