“375cc Silicone Implants - One Breast is More Real Than the Other”

I wished I would have met the Dr. you used. I used Dr. Bruce and the whole ordeal was crap. I had mine done in Sept. I am still having pains and Jocelyn had told me on Oct.21st she would have Dr. Bruce call me well she has yet to call me and so I filed a complaint. I am glad you are happy and you did not use Dr.Bruce.

Since you got silicone (not saline) on both sides, and presumably the identical firmness of silicone, it's starting to sound like you *might* have capsular contracture going on with your left implant. Get an appointment with your surgeon to discuss. It's not critically urgent, but you should do so sooner rather than later. If you postpone making that appointment, see if you notice your left side getting gradually firmer over the weeks/months to come. This will be fairly subjective, and it's possible you might convince yourself it's changing when it's not. So you might have to get creative trying to quantify how firm each side is (and it would be handy to compare left to right). I'm tempted to suggest you might need to massage the left implant, but you might be beyond the point where that will help. Definitely check with your surgeon. If there's a chance of a post-op revision at a discounted price, that opportunity will obviously fade with the passage of time.

I have the same problem and I got mine done in september so it has been a little over 3 months... I think its b/c I clean tanning beds and use my right arm so my left doesn't get much work out... however I'm not a doctor so I do not know! but you aren't alone in this

Steph, most everyone has a dominant side, but you don't hear about 100% of patients ending up with capsular contracture on one side (or both sides for that matter); if you're experiencing capsular contracture, you might want to have a chat with your surgeon about it.