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While weight loss and a healthy lifestyle can positively impact overall skin elasticity, it may not entirely prevent sagging after breast lift and implant surgery. Factors such as genetics, skin quality, and age also play a role. Consult with your surgeon for recommendations based on your specific situation.
While maintaining a healthy weight and adopting a gradual approach to weight loss can contribute to overall skin health, it’s essential to understand that post-operative outcomes, including potential sagging after a breast lift and implant procedure, are influenced by various factors. Genetics, skin elasticity, and surgical techniques also play significant roles.Consult with your surgeon for guidance, as they can provide insights based on your specific situation and guide you on the best practices for maintaining the results of your breast lift and implants.
The biggest issue that you will have with 800 cc implants and stretching is the significant weight of the implants. The pressure these implants put on your breast tissue is significant enough to make stretching almost an unavoidable problem. Weight loss is a reasonable thing to do but will not change the quality of your skin. If you are to have a problem with sagging, you will likely have a problem regardless of your weight.Best,Dr. Pyle
A fever of 102.4 is not normal. It is important to follow up with your surgeon as you have done, but with the assurance from that person that the breasts are fine, you should follow up with your primary care physician as well.For more information, please go to my website...
Your asymmetry is more likely due to post-operative tissue inflammation, combined with asymmetrical muscle tightening (that is if placed under the muscle). "Capsular contracture" occurs as an overabundance of capsular scar tissue is formed around the implant. This occurs over several month...
Open areas like this can be very common after breast lift surgery. These areas can take a long time to heal so be patient. They are difficult and risky to close because of the risk of infection and tension on the incisions and inflammation around the skin edges. It is best to let everything heal...
