I had a breast lift with implants 6 months ago. 310 cc moderate profile in the R and 330 cc moderate profile L. I’m worried I have some bottoming out on the R side. Also the L kind of looks like it’s off to the side too much. Any opinions?
Answer: Slightly larger lower pole on the right side Was the shape of you breast different in the immediate postop time? Do you feel the lower pole of the affected side is now longer? What plane are the implants in (over or under the muscle?)It is very normal for the implants to settle and continue this process for several months after the surgery. They also usually are not perfectly synchronised doing so, meaning that during this process they may look asymmetrical but the asymmetry may be eventually corrected to some extent. I feel that important pieces of information are missing from your enquiry. Please keen in mind that there are solutions for almost every concern
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Answer: Slightly larger lower pole on the right side Was the shape of you breast different in the immediate postop time? Do you feel the lower pole of the affected side is now longer? What plane are the implants in (over or under the muscle?)It is very normal for the implants to settle and continue this process for several months after the surgery. They also usually are not perfectly synchronised doing so, meaning that during this process they may look asymmetrical but the asymmetry may be eventually corrected to some extent. I feel that important pieces of information are missing from your enquiry. Please keen in mind that there are solutions for almost every concern
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August 26, 2022
Answer: Breast asymmetry A physical examination is required to diagnose exactly what is going on. It appears that one implant is sitting higher. Lowering it would make them more symmetrical. The lateral displacement is another issue which requires a physical exam
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August 26, 2022
Answer: Breast asymmetry A physical examination is required to diagnose exactly what is going on. It appears that one implant is sitting higher. Lowering it would make them more symmetrical. The lateral displacement is another issue which requires a physical exam
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