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It does not appear that you have an issue with implant position, however it would be easier to tell with an exam. The implants need to be positioned behind the nipple/areola to make the breast look aesthetically pleasing, so preoperative great asymmetry can lead to this as well. I recommend you return to your plastic surgeon to confirm everything is ok.
Implants of this size will undoubtedly stretch out the skin envelope and cause undesirable tissue damage over time. The base width of this size implant is 16-17 cm and it is likely that unless a woman's chest is quite wide that this size implant will not fit. Usually a woman about 5'0" has a br...
I do not put any restrictions on my patients after breast augmentation surgery. You ask a common question. I placed the implants in a sub muscular position, but allow lifting as soon the patient is comfortable. The more you lift, the more sore you will be. The biggest concern about lifting a...
From your photos, it seems like the blister is due to the tape, not from the surgery itself. The skin will swell and sometimes the tape pulls on the superficial skin too much, causing a blister. This is a very superficial process and usually does not lead to any scarring. It deals nicely with...
It is impossible to predict how a given person's breasts will react to weight change. The health benefits of losing 25 pounds would probably outweigh any negative changes in your breast shape. I think many woman could lose 25 pounds without any adverse changes in their breasts.
Dear ashbashgetthatcash,I understand your concern and it is quite normal to be concerned about the outcome following a breast augmentation surgery. However, you are still in the very early stages of the healing process at 11 days post op.Your will need to be patient at this moment and follow w...
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