I am 5ft, 100 lbs. I had small A cup breast that inflated to D cups during all 3 pregnancies that quickly became deflated A cups. I had 300 cc utm low profile+ silicone implants put in. At about 3 weeks post op, I started to notice a ripple in my right breast. This has only continued to get worse on that breast and it can be felt on the left now. My PS said its because I do not have enough tissue to cover the whole implant, and there is nothing that he can do about it. Is this true?
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Answer: It's a rippling and it can be corrected by revision.
The internal bra with mesh is useful for women whose tissue is stretched and weak and does not support the weight of implants. If you are sagging now, you could consider going down in size and possibly adding the mesh. Don't go larger or you will sag again.
The breasts naturally as they dangle they move to the side because of the orientation but also the size of the skin. That means that I feel that your skin has stretched to an extend (likely as a result of the implant) and would benefit from skin rearrangement in the contest of an uplift. You can...
