It’s been a year and a half since I got implants and I’m worried that they aren’t sitting where they should be. There’s often a noticeable line between my natural breast and the implant which I’m embarrassed of. Implants are under the muscle. I attached photos of arms to the side and raised. Do they look correct?
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Remember that the size of implants should be tailored to you and to your goals. It sounds as though those implants are safe options for you. However, also, remember that a difference of 25 cc is the volume of right around a shot glass. Sometimes this is a negligible amount. The most important...
Bioabsorbable mesh can help prevent bottoming out by giving support to the tissues, but there is no guarantee that bottoming out won't occur if it's used. The patient's skin elasticity and size of the implants are factors that influence the result. I've included a video I hope you find helpful.
The volume you try on is the volume you will gain. Going dual plane is less flattening by the muscle up top but also does not have the extra volume of the muscle. You basically will get what you see with a sizer.
