I know my boobs are sister and not twins. However I received a ba with lift 345 cc silicon under the muscle 7days ago. I was asymmetrical before the on my right boob. My right is settling down great after the po but not my left as much. Rt breast a bit saggy and not full. My right breast is soft and my left is firm. I have no fever, hot or tenderness on my boobs. Will my right breast settle down or need a revision with a slightly lift? L Or implant not placed properly?
Answer: Way too early to worry Thanks for your question and the photo. Congratulations on your surgery. Judging by the steristrip pattern, it looks like each side was treated differently. Without seeing a preop photo, it's hard to appreciate how much initial asymmetry was being corrected. Regardless though, it is very early and things will evolve for another couple of months. Based on what I see, I think you will have a nice result. Best of Luck!
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Answer: Way too early to worry Thanks for your question and the photo. Congratulations on your surgery. Judging by the steristrip pattern, it looks like each side was treated differently. Without seeing a preop photo, it's hard to appreciate how much initial asymmetry was being corrected. Regardless though, it is very early and things will evolve for another couple of months. Based on what I see, I think you will have a nice result. Best of Luck!
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January 30, 2017
Answer: Do I need a revision on my left breast? Thank you for sharing your question and photograph. At a week out from surgery your current results look appropriate as your tissue swelling is artificially maintaining your implants in an elevated position. Given further time your results will mature, rounding out the lower portion of your breasts and giving you a more natural appearance. Remember that this may take up to 6 months, in the meantime hang in there!
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January 30, 2017
Answer: Do I need a revision on my left breast? Thank you for sharing your question and photograph. At a week out from surgery your current results look appropriate as your tissue swelling is artificially maintaining your implants in an elevated position. Given further time your results will mature, rounding out the lower portion of your breasts and giving you a more natural appearance. Remember that this may take up to 6 months, in the meantime hang in there!
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January 30, 2017
Answer: Too early... Congratulations on your recent surgery. It's too early to tell anything about whether a revision surgery is necessary. Early asymmetry with breast lift and implants is common and tends to get better with time. It actually takes 1 full year to achieve the final results so you should follow up with your plastic surgeon until then.Thank you,
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January 30, 2017
Answer: Too early... Congratulations on your recent surgery. It's too early to tell anything about whether a revision surgery is necessary. Early asymmetry with breast lift and implants is common and tends to get better with time. It actually takes 1 full year to achieve the final results so you should follow up with your plastic surgeon until then.Thank you,
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January 30, 2017
Answer: Concerns after breast augmentation/lifting surgery… I am sorry to hear about your concerns after breast augmentation/lifting surgery. Your plastic surgeon will be best resource when it comes to accurate assessment, advice, and/or meaningful reassurance. Generally speaking, there are many factors that come into play when patients undergo breast augmentation/lifting surgery; it is certainly a more complicated procedure than breast augmentation surgery alone. As there are many "moving parts", it does take time (several months) before patients see the final outcome of the procedure performed.
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January 30, 2017
Answer: Concerns after breast augmentation/lifting surgery… I am sorry to hear about your concerns after breast augmentation/lifting surgery. Your plastic surgeon will be best resource when it comes to accurate assessment, advice, and/or meaningful reassurance. Generally speaking, there are many factors that come into play when patients undergo breast augmentation/lifting surgery; it is certainly a more complicated procedure than breast augmentation surgery alone. As there are many "moving parts", it does take time (several months) before patients see the final outcome of the procedure performed.
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Answer: Breast Aug - Too Early For Revision Dear Kindlyxoxo,
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Answer: Breast Aug - Too Early For Revision Dear Kindlyxoxo,
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