Doctors i need advice. Well it's been almost two years since I realized a breast augmentation under the muscle 300 ccs through the aerola gummy bear. I was patient I understand time is a big factor so they can adjust and everyone is different. However, something isn't right they look pointy? I feel like they need to drop more would I need to go back so they can reconstruct more space like under the breast so there's more room for them to sit something looks odd right? What can be done Thanks sm!
Answer: Breast shape Remember all an implant does is to fill your breast up, they look like they did before, just bigger.Some of the shape is likely related to your tight skin but there are some tings that can be done to modify this. Best is too see a board certified plastic surgeon and get an opinion on options, Dr EnnisDestin and Miami FL
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Answer: Breast shape Remember all an implant does is to fill your breast up, they look like they did before, just bigger.Some of the shape is likely related to your tight skin but there are some tings that can be done to modify this. Best is too see a board certified plastic surgeon and get an opinion on options, Dr EnnisDestin and Miami FL
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September 30, 2020
Answer: Breast Augmentation results. Hi! Thank you for your question. Being that you are 2 years post-op, your implants are most likely in their final position. An in-person evaluation is need to discuss the following questions: 1. Are they hard? 2. Do you have pain? 3. What did your breasts look like pre-operatively? Did your Physician state you had "tuberous breast" at anytime? 4. Did your original Physician release the muscle during your first procedure? Without the exam, it is hard to address your question completely. It would be best to get a couple opinions. Most Board Certified Plastic Surgeon's offer complimentary consultations for this reason. Good Luck!Dr. B Kopchinski, MD, FACS Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
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September 30, 2020
Answer: Breast Augmentation results. Hi! Thank you for your question. Being that you are 2 years post-op, your implants are most likely in their final position. An in-person evaluation is need to discuss the following questions: 1. Are they hard? 2. Do you have pain? 3. What did your breasts look like pre-operatively? Did your Physician state you had "tuberous breast" at anytime? 4. Did your original Physician release the muscle during your first procedure? Without the exam, it is hard to address your question completely. It would be best to get a couple opinions. Most Board Certified Plastic Surgeon's offer complimentary consultations for this reason. Good Luck!Dr. B Kopchinski, MD, FACS Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
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