I’m currently 5.5 months post op I got 470cc in left breast and 445cc in my right . Previously a 34a/34b bra and currently a 34d. My concern is that my implants are still slightly firm and don’t push together easily to make cleavage. I also don’t have any upper fullness. Will this get better in time as they drop more? This is as big as I was allowed to go. Would I need bigger implants to achieve upper fullness and cleavage or do they bend to drop more? High profile silicone round
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Answer: Breast augmentation Gravity will have some effect over time on your implants. Wearing good support is the best means of avoiding bottoming out. Your implants appear to be in good position. Adding an implant won't lead to a fluffing effect on your breasts where the breast increase in size.
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Answer: Breast augmentation Gravity will have some effect over time on your implants. Wearing good support is the best means of avoiding bottoming out. Your implants appear to be in good position. Adding an implant won't lead to a fluffing effect on your breasts where the breast increase in size.
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November 2, 2023
Answer: Implants Your implants have settled for the most part. If you look at your before photos, you will probably see that your breasts are somewhat far part. The bases of your breasts cannot be moved. I think this size looks great on you and I do not recommend going larger. The firmness you are feeling is the implant since you did not have much tissue prior to surgery and what you have has been stretched and thinned with implants. You do have upper breast fullness. However, your breasts naturally sit somewhat low on your chest, and again the bases cannot be moved. For your anatomy, you have a very nice result.
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Answer: Implants Your implants have settled for the most part. If you look at your before photos, you will probably see that your breasts are somewhat far part. The bases of your breasts cannot be moved. I think this size looks great on you and I do not recommend going larger. The firmness you are feeling is the implant since you did not have much tissue prior to surgery and what you have has been stretched and thinned with implants. You do have upper breast fullness. However, your breasts naturally sit somewhat low on your chest, and again the bases cannot be moved. For your anatomy, you have a very nice result.
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November 1, 2023
Answer: Implants are in good position. Great result. Won't change much Thank you for your question. You have a very nice result and it will not change much. The implants are not riding high. The limit to how far toward the middle the implant can sit has more to do with your anatomy and the attachment of the muscle to the sternum. These attachments have to remain in place or you'll end up with uniboob (symmastia). The bra is what creates cleavage in the majority of women. It is a bit of a paradox, but HP implants often have less upper pole fullness than some of the lower profiles, because the implant is shorter and has a more abrupt takeoff. The size of your implant seems appropriate with regard to the dimension b/c any larger would mean wider and you would be left with more side boob rather than having volume where you wanted it. A larger implant will also be heavier which will further stress you natural breast envelope and increase your risk of malposition and asymmetry. These things increase the risk of revisions in the future. Hope this helps
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Answer: Implants are in good position. Great result. Won't change much Thank you for your question. You have a very nice result and it will not change much. The implants are not riding high. The limit to how far toward the middle the implant can sit has more to do with your anatomy and the attachment of the muscle to the sternum. These attachments have to remain in place or you'll end up with uniboob (symmastia). The bra is what creates cleavage in the majority of women. It is a bit of a paradox, but HP implants often have less upper pole fullness than some of the lower profiles, because the implant is shorter and has a more abrupt takeoff. The size of your implant seems appropriate with regard to the dimension b/c any larger would mean wider and you would be left with more side boob rather than having volume where you wanted it. A larger implant will also be heavier which will further stress you natural breast envelope and increase your risk of malposition and asymmetry. These things increase the risk of revisions in the future. Hope this helps
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October 31, 2023
Answer: Breast aug recovery Thanks for submitting your questions and photos! I’m sorry to hear that you’re not quite satisfied with your results. At 5.5 months out, you may notice a small amount of settling over the next few months, but it won’t be significant enough to provide more upper pole fullness or cleavage. Based on the info and photos submitted, you may be a good candidate for an implant exchange. In order to achieve more upper pole fullness and cleavage, you may need to increase the size of your implants, as well as the width and height. There are implant manufacturers that make extra high profile which may be a good option for you. I highly recommend you see a board certified plastic surgeon to go over all of your options and create a custom surgical plan that will get you the look you want. Good luck in your recovery and thanks again for reaching out!
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Answer: Breast aug recovery Thanks for submitting your questions and photos! I’m sorry to hear that you’re not quite satisfied with your results. At 5.5 months out, you may notice a small amount of settling over the next few months, but it won’t be significant enough to provide more upper pole fullness or cleavage. Based on the info and photos submitted, you may be a good candidate for an implant exchange. In order to achieve more upper pole fullness and cleavage, you may need to increase the size of your implants, as well as the width and height. There are implant manufacturers that make extra high profile which may be a good option for you. I highly recommend you see a board certified plastic surgeon to go over all of your options and create a custom surgical plan that will get you the look you want. Good luck in your recovery and thanks again for reaching out!
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