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Remove or Replace Too Large Breast Implants?

I had a breast augmentation 6 weeks ago to correct deflated breasts after nursing 2 kids. I am very unhappy with the result. I ended up way larger than expected. I had 335 CC placed under the muscle. I am extremely depressed and can barely eat or sleep. I scheduled a revision and am conflicted on whether I should have them removed or downsized.

Should I remove my implants, or replace with a smaller implant?

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2 Doctor Answers | Asked by Dawn in SoCal in southern cal
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Replacing Implants That Are Too Large

I'm very sorry to hear that you are unhappy with your breast augmentation. You mentioned that you are six weeks post-op and feel that your implants are too large. Remember, the 'enormous' appearance of your breasts can be intimidating early on, but as the healing process progresses, the shape and size become much more 'normal.' I would encourage you to remain patient with the healing process particularly since your implants were placed under the muscle. When the... more
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You are very early after breast implants

Hello, Without having seen you, examined you and discussed your expectations (preferably before you had your operation,) all I can do here is speak in generalizations: You are very early. Things very likely will soften, settle and change. I would hesitate to make long term decisions so early. Just be sure you discuss the situation completely with your surgeon before having additional surgery. Removing your implants or replacing them is not something I could advise without knowing much... more

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