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My Breast Implants Seem Too High. I Got 350cc Implants Put in 3 Days Ago and They Are Too High. Why? (photo)

I got 350cc silicone implants put in 3 days ago, behind the muscle. I was a 34-A before, looking to become a 34-C. I came out of surgery and they are riding so high on my chest I look deformed! It honestly looks like a man's pecs. Should I get them removed?? Or will they lower? And how soon? I am a dancer, so the money I make (to support my children with) depends on how my body looks.

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Breast Implants Riding High 3 days Post Op

Thank you for your question and photos. It is very normal for breast implants placed under the muscle to ride high for the first few months until the pectoralis muscle relaxes and the breast implants fall into the pocket created for them. At this point in your recovery (3 days post op), it is too early to know what your final outcome will be. I suggest you keep your follow up appointments with your surgeon and allow him/her to get you through the recovery process. Best Wishes. more

3 days postop

Don't worry - you are only 3 days postop. What you are seeing is very likely postoperative swelling. It can take 2-6 weeks for that swelling to resolve. So followup with your PS. Best of luck.

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3 days post surgery is too early to remove implants.You need to give your body time to heal. You need to wear breast band to help the implants come down. Muscle is pushing the implants up and you need to let the muscle relax. Your implant should drop, make sure you follow your surgeons post instruction.

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