I have had the surgery in the GC Australia. I havent ask my surgeon but do surgeons put in new ones for a discounted price? I am really not happy with the communication. I tired the implant in under a bra initially.. which is stupid, this gives no indication as to the size. I thought they were going to be so much bigger. I am so upset, I have spent all my savings on this proceedure and I am not 100% happy. What can I do? Will 100-150cc make much difference? Thanks for the help.
Answer: Size Appears to be Fine
Thank you for your photographs. Your surgeon has done a fine job with your augmentation. Your implants in my opinion appear large enough for your frame. Implants that are too large only lead to problems down the road.
Dr. ES
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Answer: Size Appears to be Fine
Thank you for your photographs. Your surgeon has done a fine job with your augmentation. Your implants in my opinion appear large enough for your frame. Implants that are too large only lead to problems down the road.
Dr. ES
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Answer: 450cc implants - I should've gone for 550cc or 575cc at least? (photo) Thank you for your question. Revisions and further surgery for aesthetic procedures varies amongst surgeons and your preoperative discussion about expectations, results, and complications. Depending on your results and expectations, it would need to be a discussion that you have in terms of deformities and results. You should discuss your concerns with your surgeon and hopefully come to a conclusion. I would not be surprised if facility and anesthesia costs are your responsibility along with a possible surgical fee to correct, however, the last one may be waived pending your previous discussions and examination. Hope that this helps and best wishes!
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Answer: 450cc implants - I should've gone for 550cc or 575cc at least? (photo) Thank you for your question. Revisions and further surgery for aesthetic procedures varies amongst surgeons and your preoperative discussion about expectations, results, and complications. Depending on your results and expectations, it would need to be a discussion that you have in terms of deformities and results. You should discuss your concerns with your surgeon and hopefully come to a conclusion. I would not be surprised if facility and anesthesia costs are your responsibility along with a possible surgical fee to correct, however, the last one may be waived pending your previous discussions and examination. Hope that this helps and best wishes!
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April 29, 2013
Answer: Unhappy Patient after Breast Augmentation
Hello,
Your photos indicate a normal, if not oversized breast augmentation result. There appears to be no issue with shape or symmetry. Your implants have over-inflated your breast tissue envelopes to their capacity; where is your doctor going to put more implant? It is impossible to say if 100 to 150 cc more will make you happy.
Breast augmentation has its limitations and drawbacks. There are complications that can occur early or late after your surgery, and these will inevitably lead to a reoperation. Choosing larger than appropriate implants is perhaps the major reason for early reoperation, and has a big influence on late term operations as well. Your implants are big enough, many would argue too big for your anatomy as they are now, and you are asking for complications or problems if you try for bigger.
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April 29, 2013
Answer: Unhappy Patient after Breast Augmentation
Hello,
Your photos indicate a normal, if not oversized breast augmentation result. There appears to be no issue with shape or symmetry. Your implants have over-inflated your breast tissue envelopes to their capacity; where is your doctor going to put more implant? It is impossible to say if 100 to 150 cc more will make you happy.
Breast augmentation has its limitations and drawbacks. There are complications that can occur early or late after your surgery, and these will inevitably lead to a reoperation. Choosing larger than appropriate implants is perhaps the major reason for early reoperation, and has a big influence on late term operations as well. Your implants are big enough, many would argue too big for your anatomy as they are now, and you are asking for complications or problems if you try for bigger.
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April 29, 2013
Answer: Too small after surgery....
If you are not happy with the size, you should wait at least six months for the majority of the inflammation to resolve. In my practice, I offer to do a remove/replace under local anesthesia (do not have to be put to sleep). I numb the site (fold) and remove the old implant and replace the new. You will feel tugging but should do fine. Therefore, you would be responsible for the facility fee and implants alone if the remove/replace is done within a year of the first surgery. (I do have my own surgical facility). This very rarely occurs in my practice. We take much time and many steps to ensure the patient is happy with the size prior to the breast augmentation. WIth that in mind, for you to increase size by 100 or 150 cc, you may notice minimal enlargement. That may be equivolent to 1/2 cup size. I am not sure that will be worth it to you. The pictures look as if you are in the D or upper D range.
Thank you!!
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April 29, 2013
Answer: Too small after surgery....
If you are not happy with the size, you should wait at least six months for the majority of the inflammation to resolve. In my practice, I offer to do a remove/replace under local anesthesia (do not have to be put to sleep). I numb the site (fold) and remove the old implant and replace the new. You will feel tugging but should do fine. Therefore, you would be responsible for the facility fee and implants alone if the remove/replace is done within a year of the first surgery. (I do have my own surgical facility). This very rarely occurs in my practice. We take much time and many steps to ensure the patient is happy with the size prior to the breast augmentation. WIth that in mind, for you to increase size by 100 or 150 cc, you may notice minimal enlargement. That may be equivolent to 1/2 cup size. I am not sure that will be worth it to you. The pictures look as if you are in the D or upper D range.
Thank you!!
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December 8, 2015
Answer: Implant siZe
You look very good. I would suggest giving your self at least 6 months to let the swelling go down, the skin to relax and for you to truly get use to these new breasts. I think you need to be really honest with yourself about being 100% happy. Most women would kill for the results you have and it maybe helpful for you to really look at way these large implants and very good result has not made you 100% happy. If after the waiting time is over and you are still disapointed then, yes large implants could be placed. Remember the enemy of good is better.
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December 8, 2015
Answer: Implant siZe
You look very good. I would suggest giving your self at least 6 months to let the swelling go down, the skin to relax and for you to truly get use to these new breasts. I think you need to be really honest with yourself about being 100% happy. Most women would kill for the results you have and it maybe helpful for you to really look at way these large implants and very good result has not made you 100% happy. If after the waiting time is over and you are still disapointed then, yes large implants could be placed. Remember the enemy of good is better.
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