Cyrensong

is there no way for a tissue or fat graft from your own body to fill the areas that you are unhappy with...I really believe that if they can suck fat out of us they can certainly put it back into us! I hope you find a doctor that can make you feel like yourself again

I am also hoping to get the medium projection formed mentor cohesive implants, please let me know how they turn out and if they look and feel real...I am hoping to get a graft for oreolas and nipples too once i am done healing, elsewhere on the forum I asked about nipple reconstruction, i am guessing catilage grafting and aloplast will be the way of making nipples that arent flat. Best wishes to you*

I had a double mastectomy in 2005 and still have tissue expanders in place... though over time, they have deflated...between then and now I have tried s lot of things to compensate for my breasts (I constantly raid my mothers drawer of shoulder pads to stick into my bra, they are far more comfortable and not at all expensive) I wonder if there is a way to avoid capsular contraction by using a patients tissue or fat around the implant so that as it settles in, there is a surrounding cushion and less wrinkling...I wish you all well...I am hoping to be in the clear and able to start reconstruction soon...there needs to be more done to put a woman back together comfortably and without so many worries...if we can replace nearly everything else, why is it so difficult to replace a breast, or a set of them...including the nipples, you would think that if they are held in place by muscle, there would also be a way to add some form of tissue and a disolvable material that could be placed over the implant and stitched here and there that would enable tissue to grow over and around it and hold things in place better creating a more natural look and feel that would also prevent twisting and turning so that nipples could be added (female tissue...its already pink) after a period of healing time.