i have one implant that is ruptured the other one is fine. i have had implants about 36 years no problem. the one that is deflated dont bother me, its just that there is a hard spot on inside of the breast that is deflated. it don't look deflated its just the hard spot on my breast. if you do the one will it match the other.
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April 16, 2012
Answer: Best to replace two old implants than just one
Thank you for your question. Unfortunately, I cannot give advice regarding your concerns of being too small without seeing your before and after photos.
At your stage recovery is very common for patients to be concerned about their results (being too big or too small). Often after a...
Thank you for the photos. It is very common for the implants to remain high for a little while. When they drop the nipple should appear a little "higher". Please follow your board certified plastic surgeon's protocol. Also inform him/her of any issue that you may have.
I would recommend to lose as much weight as you are planing to before any surgery or revisions to correct the asymmetry. The more weight you lose the more changes that may needed to be corrected again if you have the surgery during the process. So be patient and committed to you goal and then...