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Do I Have Waterfall Deformity Post BA? (photo)

I am only 1 day post surgery but i'm very worried i have 'waterfall deformity' my implants sits very high and my natual breast tissue appears to be dropping over it. Im aware i need to allow time for the implant to settle and drop but im very worried as my pictures do not look like other pictures ive seen post op. i was previously a 12 B (full) with minor droop & implants were placed behind the muscles Allergan 325 CC round/textured/ high profile. Do i appear to have 'waterfall deformity'?

2 Doctor Answers | Asked by Cherie81
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"Waterfall" or "Snoopy" deformity 1 day post-op.

Yes, your own breast tissue appears to be drooping over submuscular implants that are too high, giving you a "Snoopy-dog" deformity. "Waterfall" is another colorful term that denotes the same appearance. Of course, 1 day post-op is early, and most anyone will ask you to wait patiently for things to soften, settle, and drop into position. And this does indeed always occur to some extent in each patient. There's only one problem with this situation--you have textured implants. If the... more
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"Waterfall Deformity"

You are one day post surgery and need to give your new breast implants time to drop into the breast pocket. Most Breast Augmentation patients who are one day post surgery look a bit distorted. Remember, your breast tissue is stretching to accommodate your new implants. You need to concentrate on healing. When you see your surgeon, I'm sure he/she will be showing you exercises to help move the implants down.

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