Breast Implant Palpability Visibility Normal? (photo)

The lower an outside portion of the breast implant is covered by the least amount of soft tissue. Visible are palpable contour irregularities are most commonly seen there. Whether they were treatment is a decision to be made between the surgeon and the patient.

hi, normally when you do a lift with vertical incisión you do a skin bra in the lower pole of the breast, with this and a good amount of breast tissue the implant wont be palpable.   talk with your PS so he can provide you with the best plan for your safety and happiness.  to avoid palpable implant it  needs to be covered completely by your own tissue.

Although the answer is not simple nor inexpensive, there are some things that can be done.  Certainly revising the lift may be of benefit and the other thing to consider when discussing your problem with your plastic surgeon is the use of Strattice or alloderm to increase the lower pole thickness.  Discuss this with your plastic surgeon.  Good luck.

The weight of the implant pushes down by gravity and thins the tissue of the lower pole of the breast.  Almost every patient who has a mastopexy / augmentation will have some palpability of the implant.  It is possible that this could be improved with a minor revision.  

Being able to feel the implant is perfectly normal.  There is not much tissue between the implant and the bottom or lateral aspects of the breasts.  As far as your question about lifting the breast, that can best be answered in person by your plastic surgeon or get a second opinion from a board-certified plastic surgeon.