I am aware i made a mistake, month ago i Got submuscular 205 ccs in each breast. I starterd with almost nothing. When can i ask a doctor for a removal, and what Will my chest look Like aftervsrds? Im panicking atm.
March 8, 2024
Answer: Don't panick If you're feeling anxious about your breast augmentation, I would recommend reaching out to your board-certified plastic surgeon and letting them know your concerns. If you're not comfortable returning to your plastic surgeon, I would seek a second opinion. Ultimately, you can have your implants removed at anytime. It generally takes a minimum of 3 months for the implants to settle in place and they continue relax and heal over the following months. If they were recently placed, you're chest should look similar to before they were placed.
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March 8, 2024
Answer: Don't panick If you're feeling anxious about your breast augmentation, I would recommend reaching out to your board-certified plastic surgeon and letting them know your concerns. If you're not comfortable returning to your plastic surgeon, I would seek a second opinion. Ultimately, you can have your implants removed at anytime. It generally takes a minimum of 3 months for the implants to settle in place and they continue relax and heal over the following months. If they were recently placed, you're chest should look similar to before they were placed.
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March 5, 2024
Answer: No time limit for removal Dear Diligent327739, I am sorry you were not stisfied with your surgery. Yes, you can definetly discuss implant removal with a doctor after 6 months. Your surgeon will evaluate your individual situation and discuss the potential outcomes of implant removal, including the appearance of your chest afterwards. It's essential to have an open discussion with your surgeon to address your concerns and explore your options.
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March 5, 2024
Answer: No time limit for removal Dear Diligent327739, I am sorry you were not stisfied with your surgery. Yes, you can definetly discuss implant removal with a doctor after 6 months. Your surgeon will evaluate your individual situation and discuss the potential outcomes of implant removal, including the appearance of your chest afterwards. It's essential to have an open discussion with your surgeon to address your concerns and explore your options.
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