I am 170cms tall and weight 95 kgs. I have had a very small breast as seen on the pictures. I had my breast implant done about 7 weeks ago using 485cc anatomical shape mentor implants. I wanted round but the surgeon didn't recommend as she said it will appear weird. I am not happy with the outcome at all as it is not looking right to me. Will I be able to redo it again using round implants? As I am planning to have it redone again in a few months with the size of 700cc. Thank you kindly. Mia.
Answer: Breast shape You seem to have had a significantly droopy shape to your breast before surgery. It seems that you are not happy with the results, but your only option may be to treat the droopiness by performing a breast lift. Please discuss your expectations with your surgeon.
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Answer: Breast shape You seem to have had a significantly droopy shape to your breast before surgery. It seems that you are not happy with the results, but your only option may be to treat the droopiness by performing a breast lift. Please discuss your expectations with your surgeon.
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February 13, 2016
Answer: Unhappy Breast Augmentation Outcome Hello,Your dissatisfaction with your result is not due to the use of an anatomically shaped implant. Your results are actually quite nice considering your were really not a good candidate for augmentation without a breast lift.Switching to a round device will not make a difference. However, switching to an implant 50% larger will probably make a significant difference, round or shaped, possibly one that makes you happy.Best of luck!
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February 13, 2016
Answer: Unhappy Breast Augmentation Outcome Hello,Your dissatisfaction with your result is not due to the use of an anatomically shaped implant. Your results are actually quite nice considering your were really not a good candidate for augmentation without a breast lift.Switching to a round device will not make a difference. However, switching to an implant 50% larger will probably make a significant difference, round or shaped, possibly one that makes you happy.Best of luck!
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Answer: You have a lot of issues that you must address before having revisions and this includes the stretched out and uneven areolaa, the double bubble crease, and the narrow base of your natural breasts (somewhat tubular) and there are fixes for each of these and simply changing your implant will not correct them. So maker sure your surgeon has a plan for each 'deformity' so you can anticipated a much better outcome if you have a revision.
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Answer: You have a lot of issues that you must address before having revisions and this includes the stretched out and uneven areolaa, the double bubble crease, and the narrow base of your natural breasts (somewhat tubular) and there are fixes for each of these and simply changing your implant will not correct them. So maker sure your surgeon has a plan for each 'deformity' so you can anticipated a much better outcome if you have a revision.
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February 14, 2016
Answer: Breast w ridge underneath after augmentation Ok, here's the deal. Your old breasts were droopy and low. You had also features of a "constricted" breast, which in your case is a short distance from the inferior mammary crease to the nipple. Your surgeon put your implant low and used a shaped implant in order to give the bottom of the breast projection, so you didn't need a lift. And it pretty much worked, except you have a slight ridge and I assume you want to look bigger and higher. My huge advice is to leave it the hell alone. I think the ridge may go away, as the ridge is the old inframammary crease and these things have a "memory" as we say. If you swap to round now the ridge won't ever go away and 700cc is too large unless you are a stripper. Think about it.
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February 14, 2016
Answer: Breast w ridge underneath after augmentation Ok, here's the deal. Your old breasts were droopy and low. You had also features of a "constricted" breast, which in your case is a short distance from the inferior mammary crease to the nipple. Your surgeon put your implant low and used a shaped implant in order to give the bottom of the breast projection, so you didn't need a lift. And it pretty much worked, except you have a slight ridge and I assume you want to look bigger and higher. My huge advice is to leave it the hell alone. I think the ridge may go away, as the ridge is the old inframammary crease and these things have a "memory" as we say. If you swap to round now the ridge won't ever go away and 700cc is too large unless you are a stripper. Think about it.
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February 13, 2016
Answer: Yes I would wait 6-12 months . You could do a round gel implant but will need a breast lift. You have significant protsis and needed a lift done at your first surgery as seen in your pictures. Round implants will give you a nice result. Go to a board certified plastic surgeon. Good luckAndrew Cohen MD
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February 13, 2016
Answer: Yes I would wait 6-12 months . You could do a round gel implant but will need a breast lift. You have significant protsis and needed a lift done at your first surgery as seen in your pictures. Round implants will give you a nice result. Go to a board certified plastic surgeon. Good luckAndrew Cohen MD
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