I had my surgery performed July 14, 2013, going from a small B cup to a D. It has been little over six months now. My left implant dropped about two months ago, but the right is still lying high on my chest, forming a sort of cone/point shape and is slightly harder than the left breast. I'm concerned, whether this is normal or something I should be worried about. I exert my right arm much more than the left with the job I have. I'm unable to consult with my plastic surgeon in person, because I moved.
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January 26, 2014
Answer: Can implants still drop after six months? REALLY worried.
The short answer is "No". Insurance will not cover any procedures which are deemed cosmetic in nature or not "medically necessary". In some cases the medication will be covered as they normally do not ask for a diagnosis code for medications covered by your insurance.
Thank you for your question. Airbrush tanning would be fine after one week if your surgery and recovery is uncomplicated. You can tan in a tanning bed after two weeks as long as you cover your incisions. I would recommend waiting 4-5 months before tanning without covering the...
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