Looking for opinions on if my situation islikely to see the nipple position take up to a more natural position or not with my specific circumstances. I have had follow up with my surgeons office today and they advised that “time will tell” if the bottom skin stretches out to allow the drop to happen in the lower pole (lifting the nipple) or if the upper skin will stretch and we will see a drop happen with the nipples remaining lower on the breasts.
Answer: Will your implants settle? It is a little hard to know from the information you have given, but it appears your surgery was quite recent as there is still some bruising. It is also a little confusing when you write dual plane with fat grafting from under armpit, because you have scars around the areolae. If you are still early the lower breast will almost certainly expand and this will give the impression of the nipple rotating upward; this is especially so with implants put in through the armpit ( I have done thousands of cases through the armpit over the past 25 years). You are best to take your surgeon's advice and give this time. There is no substitute for an in-person consultation with a certified plastic surgeon. Seriaal visits are also veery helpful in assessing a patient's progress Best wishes from Vancouver
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Answer: Will your implants settle? It is a little hard to know from the information you have given, but it appears your surgery was quite recent as there is still some bruising. It is also a little confusing when you write dual plane with fat grafting from under armpit, because you have scars around the areolae. If you are still early the lower breast will almost certainly expand and this will give the impression of the nipple rotating upward; this is especially so with implants put in through the armpit ( I have done thousands of cases through the armpit over the past 25 years). You are best to take your surgeon's advice and give this time. There is no substitute for an in-person consultation with a certified plastic surgeon. Seriaal visits are also veery helpful in assessing a patient's progress Best wishes from Vancouver
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