Hello, I have extremely asymmetrical breasts. My left side is a perky but very small B cup and my right is a saggy DDD. When I was 18 (I'm 21 now) I got a consultation and they told me that not much could be done because the left breast would be 80% silicone with an implant and it would lay so much higher than the other. I was heart broken. But maybe I could get a massive reduction on the right? Could this be possible without a ton of scaring or even prove good results? I can provide a photo.
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Without photos, it is difficult to guide you. But in general, the scars will relax over time and should not remain indented. If they do, a scar revision could be done to correct it. Best of luck.
I am very sorry you are having to go through this. Based on your photos, the skin is very compromised and may not survive. It is difficult to guide you further other than to say that local wound care with antibiotic ointment or comparable is the best thing to do right now. You may need...
Hello and thanks for posting your question.Based on your description, you should be evaluated by your surgeon in person. New onset swelling many months after complete recovery after implant based reconstruction is worrisome for complications such as seroma, hematoma, delayed infection, etc.
