So i know getting too big of an implant is one of the cause for my BA to bottom out but i also heard its genetics. But im confused as to what that means, like does it mean im more prone to it if i have little breast tissue or ? Im 5'2 110 pounds and i will be getting implants either 265, 295, or 325cc's. Im an A right now and asian (so i have rly tight breast tissue). And whats the percentage rate overall for bottoming out?
May 22, 2022
Answer: Sutures to Prevent Bottoming Out #bottomingout When we perform breast augmentations, we always place internal sutures sewn down to the muscle/fascia of the chest wall to recreate the infra-mammary fold.This definitely has prevented bottoming out in our hands. It's important that this be performed especially in breasts where the native infra-mammary fold needs to be lowered to accommodate a larger implant. Definitely discuss with your plastic surgeon how he/she prevents bottoming out from occurring.
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May 22, 2022
Answer: Sutures to Prevent Bottoming Out #bottomingout When we perform breast augmentations, we always place internal sutures sewn down to the muscle/fascia of the chest wall to recreate the infra-mammary fold.This definitely has prevented bottoming out in our hands. It's important that this be performed especially in breasts where the native infra-mammary fold needs to be lowered to accommodate a larger implant. Definitely discuss with your plastic surgeon how he/she prevents bottoming out from occurring.
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December 20, 2016
Answer: Bottomming out Hello,There is no reason to expect bottoming out considering the implants you have selected. As well, if you have chosen a qualified, experienced Plastic Surgeon, complications such as bottoming out should not be likely. Over dissecting the breast's natural crease when attempting to lower a breast fold can make the breast susceptible to bottoming out. Talk with your Plastic Surgeon about your concerns so that they can put your mind at ease.All the best
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December 20, 2016
Answer: Bottomming out Hello,There is no reason to expect bottoming out considering the implants you have selected. As well, if you have chosen a qualified, experienced Plastic Surgeon, complications such as bottoming out should not be likely. Over dissecting the breast's natural crease when attempting to lower a breast fold can make the breast susceptible to bottoming out. Talk with your Plastic Surgeon about your concerns so that they can put your mind at ease.All the best
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