I’m 6 months post op. 900cc saline sub muscular. I had asymmetry prior to the augmentation, but do I have CC on my left side (your right) or do I still need to wait for it to drop? Some angles look worse than others. I also have a double bubble thing on top on both sides when I lay down, why is that?
Answer: 6 months post-op. Do I have capsular contracture? I am sorry to hear about your concerns 6 months after breast augmentation surgery. Best to follow-up with your plastic surgeon, who after physical examination, should be able to tell you whether you are likely dealing with capsular contracture. Generally, physical examination findings consistent with capsular contraction may be: firmness of the breast implants, discomfort, displacement of the breast implants, and/or distortion of the breast.
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Answer: 6 months post-op. Do I have capsular contracture? I am sorry to hear about your concerns 6 months after breast augmentation surgery. Best to follow-up with your plastic surgeon, who after physical examination, should be able to tell you whether you are likely dealing with capsular contracture. Generally, physical examination findings consistent with capsular contraction may be: firmness of the breast implants, discomfort, displacement of the breast implants, and/or distortion of the breast.
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May 8, 2019
Answer: Capsular contracture Dear Xmm,
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May 8, 2019
Answer: Capsular contracture Dear Xmm,
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May 8, 2019
Answer: 6 months post-op. Do I have capsular contracture? Thank you for sharing your question and photographs. If your left implant has progressively hardened and/or appeared higher on your chest over the last several months you may be developing a capsular contracture. I would recommend speaking to your surgeon about your concerns as they can appropriately diagnose you with an in-person examination, and can offer treatment options.
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May 8, 2019
Answer: 6 months post-op. Do I have capsular contracture? Thank you for sharing your question and photographs. If your left implant has progressively hardened and/or appeared higher on your chest over the last several months you may be developing a capsular contracture. I would recommend speaking to your surgeon about your concerns as they can appropriately diagnose you with an in-person examination, and can offer treatment options.
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May 8, 2019
Answer: Signs of a Capsular Contracture Hello and thank you for your question and providing photos. Early signs of a capsular contracture can be hardening or firmness of the breast and signs of pain to the affected breast. I would recommend you following up with your Plastic Surgeon to discuss options both surgically and non-surgically to correct this issue. Good luck to you!
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May 8, 2019
Answer: Signs of a Capsular Contracture Hello and thank you for your question and providing photos. Early signs of a capsular contracture can be hardening or firmness of the breast and signs of pain to the affected breast. I would recommend you following up with your Plastic Surgeon to discuss options both surgically and non-surgically to correct this issue. Good luck to you!
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Answer: Recommendation Hello. Thank you for your inquiry and congratulations on your surgery!
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Answer: Recommendation Hello. Thank you for your inquiry and congratulations on your surgery!
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