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Hello, and thank you for this question. There are many factors that determine how long it will take your implants to settle. What is the quality of your skin envelope and how will the reconstruction be done.
Thank you for your excellent question. Sientra high strength cohesive gel implants, so called "gummy bear" implants, come in both round and textured surfaces for breast augmentation and reconstruction. Smooth implants will typically settle around 4 weeks after surgery, though final results may take several months. Textured implants are designed to stay where they are placed, as a result, they do not settle. Hope this helps
Usually when patients ask about implants settling in they are referring to smooth round implants that can settle a bit. Textured shaped implants (gummy bear, form-stable) do not settle but are intended to stay where they are placed. They are often a good option for reconstruction post mastectomy.
The answer to your question depends on he shell type. Smooth implants can take three months to settle. The textured implant is designed to stay pretty much where they are placed. Good luck and be well.
do you mean the textured shaped implant or the smooth round implant. If the former, there is minimal settling with that device. If the latter, you can settling even months after your procedure.
Sientra breast implants hace two types of highly cohesive silicone gel in them. The regular or HSC and the HSC+ The HSC+ is more cohesive and is used in all of Sientra's shaped products. In other words, the HSC+ is more gummy bear like. It is designed to hold its shape better and will hav...
It does not look like symmastia according to your pictures but you should consult with your surgeon to be sure. Symmastia is a condition which can occur when the implants are too close together. Patients often refer to this as a “uniboob.” This can occur for the same reasons as displacement, but...
Its difficult to tell from your photos. It could be an allergic reaction so you need to be evaluated in person by your surgeon. Good luck and be well.
