I'm one year post op but my implants looked best at 6 months post op. I felt they stated to shift and look less like I wanted after that and continued to drop. They started to look more oblong/oval and asymmetrical. I'm not sure if the implant is shifting/sagging. I actually just had a baby and I'm breastfeeding and I know that can change the breast tissue however I measured before I was pregnant/nursing and they're still close to the same size. Plus I saw the changes in the implants before that
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The risk is really not much higher having a second surgery. However, you do have some scar tissue from the first procedure and may have a little more risk of loosing some sensation.
It seems that there is fluid collection, but it is highly likely that a relatively clear fluid without infection is a seroma. When the fluid is accompanied by a bacterial infection, the fluid becomes turbid, and the chest becomes red and feverish. It doesn't seem to have progressed to severe...
With a lift, your breasts will be smaller in that the excess skin is removed. However, if you are a true G, you will probably have enough breast tissue. Wait until you have reached your weight goal and then visit with a plastic surgeon. Congratulations on your weight loss!
