I am 4 year post op and I believe I have a slight double bubble situation in my right breast. I'm happy with my breast when sitting up straight but I hate the right one when laying down, it looks odd and I can see a slight indent under my breast. I also see that indent when I raise my arms. I went to my surgeon about my breast implants sitting differently at 2 years op and said they are uneven since they were prior to surgery. He didn't notice a DB but I believe it was overlooked.
March 23, 2024
Answer: Is this a double bubble? It is common for implants to move naturally with you when laying down or shifting positions. Asymmetry to some degree is common. Asymmetry that was present before your augmentation will be present after surgery but may be more noticeable now that more volume is added. If a double bubble is present the only way to correct it is through surgery.
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March 23, 2024
Answer: Is this a double bubble? It is common for implants to move naturally with you when laying down or shifting positions. Asymmetry to some degree is common. Asymmetry that was present before your augmentation will be present after surgery but may be more noticeable now that more volume is added. If a double bubble is present the only way to correct it is through surgery.
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March 23, 2024
Answer: Not double bubble All breasts are different right to left before and after any surgery. This also includes muscle, ribs, implant pockets, size, shape, etc. Normally, breast will fall to side slightly when laying down or changing position. Your right breast appears larger and slightly protocol or saggy. The implant appears in good position without double bubble, but the internal pocket may have widened toward the armpit. Evaluation by your/a plastic surgeon to confirm as well as discuss for a breast lift and possible pocket adjustment should address the asymmetry, but they will never be 100% identical.
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March 23, 2024
Answer: Not double bubble All breasts are different right to left before and after any surgery. This also includes muscle, ribs, implant pockets, size, shape, etc. Normally, breast will fall to side slightly when laying down or changing position. Your right breast appears larger and slightly protocol or saggy. The implant appears in good position without double bubble, but the internal pocket may have widened toward the armpit. Evaluation by your/a plastic surgeon to confirm as well as discuss for a breast lift and possible pocket adjustment should address the asymmetry, but they will never be 100% identical.
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