325cc high profile implant in the right breast and 295 cc in the left. I'm quite concerned how uneven and saggy they look at 4 weeks post op. Is this normal or should I expect a revision surgery ?
November 19, 2016
Answer: Asymmetry It is worth noting you had asymmetry present prior to surgery and this remains present. 4 weeks is early to evaluate results, and the breasts will change over time. This can certainly be improved if it persists, and you should discuss with your surgeon
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November 19, 2016
Answer: Asymmetry It is worth noting you had asymmetry present prior to surgery and this remains present. 4 weeks is early to evaluate results, and the breasts will change over time. This can certainly be improved if it persists, and you should discuss with your surgeon
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November 19, 2016
Answer: I'm 4 weeks post op - uneven breasts. Thank you for the question and pictures. Given that you are only four weeks out of surgery, I think that it is too early to evaluate the outcome of the procedure performed. I would expect further changes to occur over the next several months. For example, as the breast implants fully "settle", the lower breast pole tends to fill out and the nipple/areola complexes are better centered on each breast mound. In other words, do not be surprised if you are happier with the outcome of the procedure performed several months from now, than you are today. Continue to follow up with your plastic surgeon who will be your best resource when it comes to accurate assessment, advice, and/or meaningful reassurance. Best wishes.
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November 19, 2016
Answer: I'm 4 weeks post op - uneven breasts. Thank you for the question and pictures. Given that you are only four weeks out of surgery, I think that it is too early to evaluate the outcome of the procedure performed. I would expect further changes to occur over the next several months. For example, as the breast implants fully "settle", the lower breast pole tends to fill out and the nipple/areola complexes are better centered on each breast mound. In other words, do not be surprised if you are happier with the outcome of the procedure performed several months from now, than you are today. Continue to follow up with your plastic surgeon who will be your best resource when it comes to accurate assessment, advice, and/or meaningful reassurance. Best wishes.
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