I had my larger implants, removed two years ago and about eight months ago had silicone gummy implants put in. They are much smaller than my original saline implants. We went dual plane, because that is how my old implants were placed. My surgeon says this isn’t a “typical” double bubble deformity because the implant is very small. He believes that the muscle attached to the scar and wants to “release it” in office. I’ve never heard of this so I wanted to see if this is actually a good thing to agree with or if I should get more opinions. I don’t want anything to mess it up because otherwise, I am loving the results.
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I think my recommended respect is a bit low for the C-cup you want. Especially if you want a nice look in the cleavage area, it would be appropriate to have it bigger and even if possible, a very little fat injection that will make the cleavage area more prominent, which we call hybrid breast...
The nipple distance is seen a little lower than your body. Therefore, breast augmentation alone does not seem to correct this deformity. It seems appropriate to perform a lift around the nipple, namely donut lift, together with augmentation. If you want a more pronounced cleavage, fat injection...
Hi, I’m Dr.Eskalen from Istanbul/Turkey.My suggestion for you is making a 3D simulation to understand your expectations.This 3D simulation can also be online via a specific App, which we use for all of our patients. I hope my message helps you.
Best regards,Dr.Eskalen.
