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6 months post-op

They're getting better everyday! I still have more upper pole fullness than I wanted, so I'm hoping the skin of my lower pole will still stretch out a bit allowing the implants to fall more. Especially on my left breast. The fold was lowered on my right about a centimeter and because of that, the implant sits lower, and has slightly less upper pole, which I like. My left fold was not lowered, but maybe cold have been about a half centimeter.

In any case, they at 100% better than what I started with, and for that I am extremely happy!!

Progression thus far.


Three months post-op.

They're getting better!! My doctor did say that I would really start to see changes around the three month mark, and I've just started to notice within the last couple of weeks. My right breast is still bit higher, that's also my dominant side, but it has fallen within the last week and half even more. You'll be able to see what I mean in the pictures. The lower pole still now needs to fill out. I am happy to say that the upper pole fullness is subsiding. I do want more lower pole fullness than upper and am waiting very patiently for this to happen. They are also starting to take on a more natural appearance from the side which I'm also very pleased about. I have attached some photos.

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Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
264 Broad Street, Red Bank, New Jersey