My breast augmentation was 2 weeks ago and my breasts seem to be in my armpits. Will they settle closer over time? I was a 30A. I got 250 saline implants under the muscle. They're extremely far apart and no possibility to for cleavage. I squeeze my breasts together to fit into a bra. I want my implants out, but am told they're likely to look better over time. My gut tells me to get rid of them. What is your opinion?
August 26, 2016
Answer: Breast Implants Too Far Apart It is difficult to make an assessment without images. If the implants are centred on the nipples then they are likely in the correct position. Ultimately the positioning of the implants is dictated by your nipple and breast position on the chest wall prior to surgery. If they are have migrated towards the armpits you should review with your plastic surgeon. Best of luck!RegardsDr Guy Watts
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August 26, 2016
Answer: Breast Implants Too Far Apart It is difficult to make an assessment without images. If the implants are centred on the nipples then they are likely in the correct position. Ultimately the positioning of the implants is dictated by your nipple and breast position on the chest wall prior to surgery. If they are have migrated towards the armpits you should review with your plastic surgeon. Best of luck!RegardsDr Guy Watts
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March 18, 2017
Answer: Cleavage depends on your natural breast positioning Post-operative cleavage will depend on your pre-surgery cleavage. You have wide-set breasts, which means you'll probably continue to have wide-set breasts after surgery. However, while you may have a bit of improvement, it may not be as much as you want. Unfortunately, your surgeon can only do so much to give you cleavage before it looks abnormal, since the implants have to remain centred underneath your nipples.
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March 18, 2017
Answer: Cleavage depends on your natural breast positioning Post-operative cleavage will depend on your pre-surgery cleavage. You have wide-set breasts, which means you'll probably continue to have wide-set breasts after surgery. However, while you may have a bit of improvement, it may not be as much as you want. Unfortunately, your surgeon can only do so much to give you cleavage before it looks abnormal, since the implants have to remain centred underneath your nipples.
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