Hi, I've noticed that when I raise my arms up, I have a double bubble type look. It's not horribly noticeable, but I just don't want it to get worse. I am 4.5 months Pre Op, with 425cc silicone unders. Anything I can do to help the ensure it doesn't get worse? I'm terrible with my massages because I still feel kind of bruised for lack of a better term, but i am trying to get better with them... Not sure if that will help. Thank you!
November 13, 2017
Answer: Double bubble prevention Post operative prevention of a double bubble deformity is difficult. Wearing a supportive bra, with underwire may help some, but checking in with your operating surgeon would be a good first step.Sometimes it will stay minimal, sometimes it will worsen with time.
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November 13, 2017
Answer: Double bubble prevention Post operative prevention of a double bubble deformity is difficult. Wearing a supportive bra, with underwire may help some, but checking in with your operating surgeon would be a good first step.Sometimes it will stay minimal, sometimes it will worsen with time.
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November 13, 2017
Answer: Double Bubble Hello,There isn't anything you can do to prevent it from getting worse, but there is also NO REASON to massage your breasts. This is an old, difficult to kill, recommendation that has no evidence as being effective at preventing or treating capsular contracture, nor as being necessary for normal healing. IF your double bubble gets worse, you'll need a revision with smaller implants; those were just too big for your anatomy. Best of luck!
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November 13, 2017
Answer: Double Bubble Hello,There isn't anything you can do to prevent it from getting worse, but there is also NO REASON to massage your breasts. This is an old, difficult to kill, recommendation that has no evidence as being effective at preventing or treating capsular contracture, nor as being necessary for normal healing. IF your double bubble gets worse, you'll need a revision with smaller implants; those were just too big for your anatomy. Best of luck!
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