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Why is There an Indent when I Push my Breasts Together?

asked 9 months ago by xstarligtxxx14 in MASSCHUSETTS
Latest answer by Tom J. Pousti, MD
Question viewed 634 times
Tags: indentation

I had 375 under the muscle smooth implants put in 6 weeks ago. When I stand relaxed they look normal, but when I push them together there is an indent in my left breast where the clevage is and the right looks a little deformed. It looks ridiculous, is this the surgeons mistake or just because of my body or the implant? I am extremely disappointed! :(

4 answers to Why is There an Indent when I Push my Breasts Together?

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Breast Implants

Your results are very nice and you should really enjoy them. No one starts off with perfect breasts to begin with. No surgery is ever perfect. You look good.
Tom J. Pousti, MD

San Diego Plastic Surgeon
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Medial irregularity post breast augmentation

The photos demonstrate a minor medial bulge of your left breast when you push your implants medially. This may reflect your underlying anatomy or an over dissection at this point. Either case you have a beautiful result. Your breasts were not perfect pre op and they are not perfect now. If this defect annoys you enough, I am afraid that re-operation will probably be imperfect too. Enjoy your beautiful results
Craig Harrison, MD

Tyler Plastic Surgeon
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Pushing breasts

Looks like you have a beautiful augmentation. there are always going to be some slight irregularities early on.be patient and they should even out. enjoy them and dont wear anything that jams them together like that
Jonathan Saunders, MD

Newark Plastic Surgeon

www.drjonathansaunders.com

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Indent...

The area you are demonstrating is at the point where the muscle inserts near the midline. This is an area that sometimes requires a partial release when the implants are placed depending on the shape, size or type of implant used. The structures that are causing this issue are tissues that are rather elastic and will likely stretch over time. When you push as you are in the photographs, you are pushing up against this muscle attachment and seeing any irregularity present... more
Scott E. Newman, MD

New York Plastic Surgeon

www.psurgery.com

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