2 Weeks Post Revision, 2 Years Post Inital Op, and Concerned That my Revision Results Still Wont Be Satisfactory? Doctor Answers, Tips
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2 Weeks Post Revision, 2 Years Post Inital Op, and Concerned That my Revision Results Still Wont Be Satisfactory?

I was a small B, petite frame, but symmetrical. Cohesive gel implants 290cc, under the muscle. The creases were at noticeably different heights and one implant sat higher. You can also REALLY feel the edges of the implants. I had this revised 2 weeks ago .He lowered the one and said it was really adhered to the chest wall. And harvested fat to put around the edge of the other. The fat is now drooping under the crease and you can STILL feel them both. Heights are better. Do i need more surgery?

2 Doctor Answers | Asked by brand_bot
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Cohesive III and IV implants are firm and palpable.

Thank you for your question. It appears that your revision surgery has improved many of the initial concerns. The implants are lower, the inframammry folds are more even, the upper pols is better and all these areas will improve firther over the next few months. The issue with the palpability may be related to the level of cohesivity of your implant. Cohesive I and some cohesive II implants are considerably softer and are not palpable. Round implants can come in... more
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Please send your pictures

Breast implant will be palpable no matter what kind if you have minimal breast tissue to cover the implants. We would not know if you need more surgery without pictures.

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