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Is There Any Solution for Tissue Damage if I'm Willing to Pay for It? (photo)
I am considering a 3rd surgery because I've had 2 botched boob jobs. The 2nd surgery failed largely because, well, the implants were too large. I had little tissue to begin with and now I feel implants popping out the bottom like balloons. The left breast is also malpositioned so a revision must address assymetry as well. Is it even possible to fix palpability if I go smaller and use Strattice? I'm willing to pay, but is it possible? Or am I stuck with this awful fake sensation forever?
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Breast asymmetry and palpability after breast augmentation
You really need to sit down with a board certified PS who does a lot of breast work. Going over the before/after photos and your history of surgeries would be very helpful (and, of course, an in person examination). As for palpability, I am not sure Strattice (or any other acellular dermal matrix, ADM) is going to solve that. Certainly it is easier to fix problems when you start with a plan that includes putting in smaller implants. Every imperfection is magnified by...
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