I'm concerned that my upcoming BA will drastically change the position of my nipple. I'm not a fan of it sitting right bang smack in the centre of the breast. I fact I like that it looks lower or at the peak of the profile once it's all 'dropped' and settled. Going for smooth round low-mod prof.silicon, dual plane, Armpit. Is there a way the surgery is performed to prevent this? Is there anything in a BA procedure, that will make the nipple position change? Or are my concerns just silly?
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Hello, according to your report, the implant is intact so perhaps your surgeon was indicating that there is no concern about the implant being ruptured. If you are still concerned about the contour abnormality / lumpiness or if you are developing symptoms, you could discuss this with your...
It does not appear that you have tubular breasts, but you have some asymmetry between your breasts. ou would definitely require a lift on the right breast to help match the appearance of the left breast. A small implant may also give you a more rounded appearance as well. Please consult...
Thank you for your question. You need to be seen in person by a board certified plastic surgeon who will perform a physical evaluation of your anatomy to determine, based on your realistic surgical goals, what would be best for you. Please keep in mind that it is very difficult to...
