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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Thank you for your photos. To give you the very best possible answer, it would be beneficial to know the width of your breasts, and the distance from the notch at the base of your neck down to each of your nipples. The width of your breast helps to determine the best implant width for you. ...
Hi, thanks for your question. In my opinion you don’t need a lifting surgery. You already have a good amount of breast tissue so both places are safe for you but I would go with over muscle placement. This option will give you more natural and more perky appearance. Also will prevent you from g...
Your photos do not suggest the presence of tubular breasts. The aesthetics of your breasts could be improved with implants. it is not likely that exercise, massage, and hormone balancing would provide substantial change.
