I feel that my implants are way too small (I got 275cc filled to 300 under the muscle). I feel like my surgeon did not properly advise me on choosing a size. I wear the same bra size! Any suggestions?
August 21, 2017
Answer: Disappointing Sorry to hear that you're disappointed in your results. We use a specific sizing system to try to limit problems such as yours and, so far, we have. I'd talk with your surgeon about your expectations and, hopefully, he or she will be receptive to your comments. Good luck
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August 21, 2017
Answer: Disappointing Sorry to hear that you're disappointed in your results. We use a specific sizing system to try to limit problems such as yours and, so far, we have. I'd talk with your surgeon about your expectations and, hopefully, he or she will be receptive to your comments. Good luck
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May 2, 2017
Answer: Too small implants? Well, the bad news is that there is not an easy nonsurgical fix. I like to size women by matching the width of the implant to the width of the woman. Once that is established, your choices are low, medium, and high profile. There is also an extra high profile. We try these on in a bra and use the Vectra simulator to see how they might look. Good luck!
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May 2, 2017
Answer: Too small implants? Well, the bad news is that there is not an easy nonsurgical fix. I like to size women by matching the width of the implant to the width of the woman. Once that is established, your choices are low, medium, and high profile. There is also an extra high profile. We try these on in a bra and use the Vectra simulator to see how they might look. Good luck!
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January 25, 2017
Answer: Breast implant size I'm sorry you feel this way after your surgery. The first thing I would recommend is to wait at least 3 months before making any judgments on final size. You really need to allow the tissues to recover and the implants to settle before evaluating your result. If after this time you really feel that you are too small then the only option at that point would be to have an implant exchange for larger implants (provided that it is safe to use larger implants on your body frame). I would recommend starting with your initial Plastic Surgeon to voice your concerns. If for some reason you do not feel comfortable with that surgeon, then I would recommend scheduling a consultation with another Board Certified Plastic Surgeon in your area to get their opinion. Best of luck!
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January 25, 2017
Answer: Breast implant size I'm sorry you feel this way after your surgery. The first thing I would recommend is to wait at least 3 months before making any judgments on final size. You really need to allow the tissues to recover and the implants to settle before evaluating your result. If after this time you really feel that you are too small then the only option at that point would be to have an implant exchange for larger implants (provided that it is safe to use larger implants on your body frame). I would recommend starting with your initial Plastic Surgeon to voice your concerns. If for some reason you do not feel comfortable with that surgeon, then I would recommend scheduling a consultation with another Board Certified Plastic Surgeon in your area to get their opinion. Best of luck!
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