I am 3 weeks post op and my breasts are tiny I know for a fact that I want them redone I just want to know how soon I can get them redone.
Answer: Breast augmentation revision If you had a saline deflated implant, everyone would replace it immediately. I had a physician's wife, who was a size 12, a full boned woman who realized the implants I had recommended initially, that she rejected, were probably better for her then the small one's she choose. I replaced her implants with implants with in her parameters 4 weeks after the first surgery. Still have to check CBC and urine pregnancy again. A woman has a right to change her mind. However she has to accept the cost of changing her mind....
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Answer: Breast augmentation revision If you had a saline deflated implant, everyone would replace it immediately. I had a physician's wife, who was a size 12, a full boned woman who realized the implants I had recommended initially, that she rejected, were probably better for her then the small one's she choose. I replaced her implants with implants with in her parameters 4 weeks after the first surgery. Still have to check CBC and urine pregnancy again. A woman has a right to change her mind. However she has to accept the cost of changing her mind....
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Answer: How long to wait after Breast Augmentation before having a revision I would advise you to wait six months before considering a revision of your breast augmentation. Give your breasts a chance to reach their final result before considering another surgery. Discuss your concerns with your surgeon and proceed to achieve the size you desire.
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Answer: How long to wait after Breast Augmentation before having a revision I would advise you to wait six months before considering a revision of your breast augmentation. Give your breasts a chance to reach their final result before considering another surgery. Discuss your concerns with your surgeon and proceed to achieve the size you desire.
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March 3, 2015
Answer: Breast Augmentation Revision You should wait at least until you are sure there is no further change occuring. This may be 3-6 months or longer.
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March 3, 2015
Answer: Breast Augmentation Revision You should wait at least until you are sure there is no further change occuring. This may be 3-6 months or longer.
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March 3, 2015
Answer: Unhappy with augmentation size Hi. You will see several changes in the appearance of your breasts and body in the months following your augmentation. Sometimes, patients are concerned that the size chosen is smaller or larger than what they wanted. I feel that it's essential to wait at least three to six months after your augmentation before making an assessment of the size and shape of your new breasts. Believe it or not, it can take up to a year to fully achieve the complete look and transition. Over the recovery period, I certainly recommend having open and clear discussions about your concerns with your plastic surgeon. It is vital to receive your care from a Plastic surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. Let them know how you feel and ask what their assessment of the augmentation is. It's important to realize that in some cases, it's really not safe to perform an augmentation beyond a certain size, as it can cause irreversible changes in your body or may increase your risk of complications. That said, a frank and open discussion will certainly help clarify things between you and your surgeon. While you recover, certainly follow the recommended postoperative management recommended to give you the best result possible. These may include things such as:-Massage-Moisturizing creams-Scar creams-Silicone strips for the incisions-Activity restriction-Use of oral supplements such as Arnica Forte, Serapeptaise, etc. Congratulations on your augmentation! I wish you the best!Dr. Gabbay.
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March 3, 2015
Answer: Unhappy with augmentation size Hi. You will see several changes in the appearance of your breasts and body in the months following your augmentation. Sometimes, patients are concerned that the size chosen is smaller or larger than what they wanted. I feel that it's essential to wait at least three to six months after your augmentation before making an assessment of the size and shape of your new breasts. Believe it or not, it can take up to a year to fully achieve the complete look and transition. Over the recovery period, I certainly recommend having open and clear discussions about your concerns with your plastic surgeon. It is vital to receive your care from a Plastic surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. Let them know how you feel and ask what their assessment of the augmentation is. It's important to realize that in some cases, it's really not safe to perform an augmentation beyond a certain size, as it can cause irreversible changes in your body or may increase your risk of complications. That said, a frank and open discussion will certainly help clarify things between you and your surgeon. While you recover, certainly follow the recommended postoperative management recommended to give you the best result possible. These may include things such as:-Massage-Moisturizing creams-Scar creams-Silicone strips for the incisions-Activity restriction-Use of oral supplements such as Arnica Forte, Serapeptaise, etc. Congratulations on your augmentation! I wish you the best!Dr. Gabbay.
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March 2, 2015
Answer: 6 months I would suggest that if you wait 6 months, things will continue to heal. Most importantly, it will make the operation safer.
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March 2, 2015
Answer: 6 months I would suggest that if you wait 6 months, things will continue to heal. Most importantly, it will make the operation safer.
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