In September I got ba I started out with my left breast being larger then my right. So my doctor and I decided for 550cc for my right and 525 for my left. Right after surgery he told me he filled my left to 520. As of now my left is visibly smaller then my right. When I talked with my doctor he said that I could pay for another surgery and fill up my left more. I am just confused why it's so much smaller when it started out larger and it's on 30 cc different
February 1, 2016
Answer: Breast Asymmetry 30 cc's won't cause a huge difference in breast size following an augmentation unless you started off with really small breasts prior to surgery. If your left breast feels firm or you are experiencing pain, you may be developing capsular contracture in the left breast. Or, if your implants are different profiles, that may also lead to different breast shapes. Other causes include hematoma, seroma, implant rupture and malposition.
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February 1, 2016
Answer: Breast Asymmetry 30 cc's won't cause a huge difference in breast size following an augmentation unless you started off with really small breasts prior to surgery. If your left breast feels firm or you are experiencing pain, you may be developing capsular contracture in the left breast. Or, if your implants are different profiles, that may also lead to different breast shapes. Other causes include hematoma, seroma, implant rupture and malposition.
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December 23, 2013
Answer: Revision breast surgery for size asymmetry Thirty cc's is not that much of a difference. If you have a revision procedure and the only thing that is done is that 30 cc''s are added, I don't think that you will notice much of a change. It would be nice to know if your implants have been changing over time. If the left implant appears to be getting smaller with time and firmer, there is a good chance that a capsular contracture is the cause of the size asymmetry. If the left side has been smaller since the first week after surgery, then it could be that you need a bigger implant. The only reason that one implant would need to be bigger is if the breasts were different sizes before surgery. If they were not notably different in size before surgery, you need to make sure that you don't have a capsular contracture.
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December 23, 2013
Answer: Revision breast surgery for size asymmetry Thirty cc's is not that much of a difference. If you have a revision procedure and the only thing that is done is that 30 cc''s are added, I don't think that you will notice much of a change. It would be nice to know if your implants have been changing over time. If the left implant appears to be getting smaller with time and firmer, there is a good chance that a capsular contracture is the cause of the size asymmetry. If the left side has been smaller since the first week after surgery, then it could be that you need a bigger implant. The only reason that one implant would need to be bigger is if the breasts were different sizes before surgery. If they were not notably different in size before surgery, you need to make sure that you don't have a capsular contracture.
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