Im a female 54 153lb and had a breast augmentation in 2006 but Im looking to find the right surgeon in Portland,OROne of my questions is, my previous surgeon had put the Saline implants behind the muscle, which caused the breasts to severely fall to the side when laying down. When I get my next surgery augmentation from 36C to D and a lift Im guessing can my new surgeon put the new implants over the muscle? Is there going to be saggy skin on the side or will the new implant fill that in?
I am considering exchanging my 23 year old saline Under the muscle implants for Over the muscle implants due to implants moving during chest work outs. Will this solve the problem? Drawbacks of Over the muscle? Any other advice? Also, is there a doctor that performs over the muscle in the Dallas/Fort Worth area please?
Slender, 48, 51, 100 lbs If I decide to move forward with the revision and avoid the shape of the breasts change due to lifting weights, should I go on top of the muscles. Im worried of seeing ribles on the top since Im skinny. Should I go 250cc or 275cc silicon high profile on top of muscles to avoid shape change due to lifting weights? I do not want to have 2 stand up head lights but do not want its small and not have enough volumn. I understand the pros and cons of both.Not sure which one
I had a breast lift and implants (325CC under the muscle) in November 2021. I'm going back for a revision as I have bad scarring and still have saggy boobs after a full anchor lift. I've recently come across the term Waterfall deformity and that is definitely my issue. If I change to over the muscle with another lift will that give me better results? It's worth mentioning my before breasts were a grade 3 ptosis so they have improved but not as I would of hoped.
I am going to under go a revision surgery as I am having a waterfall deformity as well as my implants are much to high and nearly reach my collarbone. Currently they are fully under the muscles but I want a dual plane placement instead. Is this even possible considering the muscle is already detached? Will I have to have them removed and replaced after the healing process?
Hi, I have had my implants in for over 5 years now, and I haven't always been happy with them. Before my procedure, we discussed everything in a lot of detail, but concluded that I would let my doctor decide weither to go under the muscle or over. Now looking back I really wish I went against that idea, and pushed for over the muscle implants. My breasts now feel like they have been pushed downwards, feel uncomfortable and look unnatural. Can I have another procedure done after this?
Have very little breast tissue, will exchanging implants from under to over the muscle make the implant noticeable? Over 20+ years ago I had saline implant surgery, since then (March 2022) they've ruptured. I'm looking to replace them with silicon. My first set were placed under the muscle. The new Im considering placing above, however, with having very little breast tissue I'm affaid the implant will be noticable With the cohesivness of the implants now should that be a concern? Im also looking to go larger 500cc +
I currently have 255 cc moderate implants. I am planning on undergoing a revision to change my implants from UTM to OTM. I would also like to downsize; I've got a small amount of natural breast tissue but they were triangular in shape. One breast needed an uplift. How much should I plan to downsize in my revision to notice a change in size? Many thanks for your time.
Is it possible to switch my under the muscle implants to over the muscle? I hate the way my implants move underneath my muscle and the animation is awful. Is this possible? Will the animation deformity go away with or without muscle reattachment?