I had 400 CC silicone gel implants, partials,inframamary fold, 5wks ago. I was a 32A, and wanted a full C, small D cup with upper pole fullness. I am 5'2 weigh 122lbs, average build. I am only measuring as a B right now. My one boob looks flat from certain angles and there is some assymatry that wasn't present prior to surgery. Will I end up with the desired cup size? Will the flat appearance go away? Thanks.
Answer: Implant size and cup changes
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October 8, 2016
Answer: Breast Augmentation and Healing It's far too early to make aesthetic judgements regarding breast size, shape, contour and symmetry following breast augmentation surgery. Furthermore, it's difficult to evaluate your breasts without pictures and a physical examination.It's important to realize that your breasts will undergo significant changes over the next six months. For these reason, it's important to be patient and maintain good communication with your plastic surgeon.If you're unhappy with the appearance of your breasts after six months, revisional surgery may be necessary. Under these circumstances, re-evaluation by your surgeon is appropriate. Your surgeon should be able to address your concerns.
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October 8, 2016
Answer: Breast Augmentation and Healing It's far too early to make aesthetic judgements regarding breast size, shape, contour and symmetry following breast augmentation surgery. Furthermore, it's difficult to evaluate your breasts without pictures and a physical examination.It's important to realize that your breasts will undergo significant changes over the next six months. For these reason, it's important to be patient and maintain good communication with your plastic surgeon.If you're unhappy with the appearance of your breasts after six months, revisional surgery may be necessary. Under these circumstances, re-evaluation by your surgeon is appropriate. Your surgeon should be able to address your concerns.
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June 30, 2017
Answer: Breast Augmentation Results?
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June 30, 2017
Answer: Breast Augmentation Results?
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Answer: Evaluation too early Hi,Thank you for your question. I think you are to early in your considerations. give them time to settle. Don't worry, 5 weeks post op is too early to determine what your breast will look like. They will settle over time. At this time, what you describing in normal. Be patient, you should see final results within 4-6 months. Just follow instructions given by your doctor and you will see drastic change. It is important to stay compressed and wear a bra that both support and help push the breast into the area of your choice. I do like the Caromed bra which does this quiet well. Hope this helps, Dr. Dillon
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Answer: Evaluation too early Hi,Thank you for your question. I think you are to early in your considerations. give them time to settle. Don't worry, 5 weeks post op is too early to determine what your breast will look like. They will settle over time. At this time, what you describing in normal. Be patient, you should see final results within 4-6 months. Just follow instructions given by your doctor and you will see drastic change. It is important to stay compressed and wear a bra that both support and help push the breast into the area of your choice. I do like the Caromed bra which does this quiet well. Hope this helps, Dr. Dillon
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September 19, 2015
Answer: 5 Weeks Post-Op 400cc Breast Implants, Do They Look Flat? Overall I expect that the final shape has not fully defined itself for you at this time. Without your preoperative photos it is difficult to assess asymmetry postoperatively that may have been present before. Continue to work with your surgeon to achieve your best results.
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September 19, 2015
Answer: 5 Weeks Post-Op 400cc Breast Implants, Do They Look Flat? Overall I expect that the final shape has not fully defined itself for you at this time. Without your preoperative photos it is difficult to assess asymmetry postoperatively that may have been present before. Continue to work with your surgeon to achieve your best results.
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