In my case it took close to a year for the implants to feel soft. They still aren't in the right position, the top is too high so it looks like Bart Simpsons, but they are quite soft. Hang in there.
I'm having my re-do surgery in February, 4 months after my originally got my implants (5mm). I posted a question like yours on Surgisil website and got a phone calls from 2 of the doctors who trained my doctor how to do them. They were wonderful, and contacted my doctor to make sure my re-do is perfect. I suggest you get in touch with Surgisil.
Thanks for your comments. I'm doing better, but I'm scheduled for a re-do in 3 weeks. That will be nearly 4 months post-op. I'm still not sure if the problem is the length, or the placement (possibly not same depth all across) so I'm not sure what "fix" he'll use...which makes me extremely nervous! I do NOT want to do this a third time. Anyone out there had similar problem?
I had the Permalip implants 9 weeks ago and I'm still very uncomfortable, swollen and tight. They don't seem to fit right. How can I know if my doctor has done something wrong, like put in the wrong size? I haven't been able to find much info on these things. What's normal??
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I'm having my re-do surgery in February, 4 months after my originally got my implants (5mm). I posted a question like yours on Surgisil website and got a phone calls from 2 of the doctors who trained my doctor how to do them. They were wonderful, and contacted my doctor to make sure my re-do is perfect. I suggest you get in touch with Surgisil.
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