I am on a fostair steroid pump for my asthma. I take it once in the morning and evening - if needed then. Will it effect my surgery in any way? Also will it effect my asthma at all once I’ve had my implants because of the weight? Also, I have slight scoliosis and I know I am very slightly rotated in my hips and I think my ribs. Will this effect anything with sizing or operation? I’m looking to have 300cc moderate profile. I am currently a very empty 34 C. Thanks!
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I agree with your second consultant for 325 cc's the 400-500 cc implants will be large and heavy for your frame and tissue, cause thinning of your tissue and sag with time. The 325 cc implant will give you a lot of fullness and still fit you well. Plus, it will be a size you can enjoy.
Your surgeon is probably giving good advice. With your initial weight gain, you stretched and thinned your own tissue. With weight loss, you are left with thin and stretched out tissue that does not hold well. Your breast lift is dependent upon this tissue. Doing the lift first, tightening your...
You do not appear to have tubular breasts. You do appear to have asymmetry both in breast size and areola size. Treatment can be individualized and depends on your specific complaints. I think a breast implant would help with some things. Then possibly reducing the size of the larger areola.
