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Thank you for your question. It is extremely rare for someone to have an allergy to the suture material. Usually, if there is an issue, it is because of a suture "spitting", where the body pushes it up to the surface to try to get rid of it. This is not an allergy. If you have concerns, make sure to follow up with your plastic surgeon. They will be able to examine you and help guide you through the post-operative recovery process.Best of luck.
An allergy to suture material is rare but not unheard of. If you are having some irregularities along your suture line you should check with your surgeon. If could be the suture or a topical or adhesive. In other words it could be one of several things. See your surgeon.
The breast implant will not change size (unless you have a deflation). Your breast tissue will engorge with the pregnancy and subsequent milk production. This tends to stretch your natural tissue which will likely droop in time after the engorgement subsides. Interestingly, the amount of droop...
Based on your photographs especially the lateral I would not say that your breasts are sagging. Elevating the nipple any higher would result in a high riding nipple areolar complex that may be visible in a bikini or a low cut bra. I wouldn't recommend any further surgery at this stage. You...
Bottoming out can occur from the tissue stretching or the implant slipping out of the intended pocket. The solution depends on the problem but can be corrected with skin removal, placement of a silk sheet or artificial skin, or simply replacing the implant in a higher position with placement of...
