Unhappy with breast augmentation: tuberous shape, symmastia concerns, and red lines – can this be fixed? (Photo)

November 18, 2024
Asked By:marianap in Avon Park, Florida

I had a breast augmentation 8 months ago (360cc silicone, high profile). I had tuberous/tubular breasts and was very flat-chested. I’m unhappy with the results—they still look tubular, and I believe I have symmastia. My doctor said it’s not symmastia but my anatomy, claiming extra chest fat and stretched skin from the implants. I also have persistent red lines—are they stretch marks? Was this a poorly done procedure, or is it my anatomy? Is there a way to fix it?

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