I had breast augmentation 4 days ago, I was originally a 34B / 36A. I chose 450 CC implants for the surgery. Looking at my breast now it appears one is larger then the other- is it normal for one to swell more then the other? if you had to guess, what size do you predict I will be once all swelling is gone and do you think my breasts will even out in size?
September 26, 2017
Answer: Swelling after breast augmentation Thank you for your question. Congrats on the surgery. It may take months for the breasts to soften and settle, and they may never soften to the pre-surgical state. In addition, the greater the implant to breast tissue ratio, the more the implant will affect the longterm firmness (or softness) of the breast. It is also normal for one breast to soften before the other. I would exercise patience and see how things change with every few weeks that pass by. I would continue to follow up with your surgeon closely during the healing process.
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September 26, 2017
Answer: Swelling after breast augmentation Thank you for your question. Congrats on the surgery. It may take months for the breasts to soften and settle, and they may never soften to the pre-surgical state. In addition, the greater the implant to breast tissue ratio, the more the implant will affect the longterm firmness (or softness) of the breast. It is also normal for one breast to soften before the other. I would exercise patience and see how things change with every few weeks that pass by. I would continue to follow up with your surgeon closely during the healing process.
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November 27, 2014
Answer: Asymmetrical swelling common after breast augmentation It is very common for one breast to be affected by swelling or than the other. Swelling usually subsides within a few weeks after surgery. While it is difficult to say what size you will actually be after the swelling subsides you will most likely be around the size you wanted to be since the implants were selected for that purpose.
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November 27, 2014
Answer: Asymmetrical swelling common after breast augmentation It is very common for one breast to be affected by swelling or than the other. Swelling usually subsides within a few weeks after surgery. While it is difficult to say what size you will actually be after the swelling subsides you will most likely be around the size you wanted to be since the implants were selected for that purpose.
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September 27, 2011
Answer: Not uncommon to have uneven breasts immediately after surgery
Your breasts may swll differently after surgery and in particular the position of your implants with one higher than the other is even more common. This will improve in short order. However, your uneven swelling may also represent a hematoma or blood collection. Make sure you see you plastic surgeon regularly to be evaluated.
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September 27, 2011
Answer: Not uncommon to have uneven breasts immediately after surgery
Your breasts may swll differently after surgery and in particular the position of your implants with one higher than the other is even more common. This will improve in short order. However, your uneven swelling may also represent a hematoma or blood collection. Make sure you see you plastic surgeon regularly to be evaluated.
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