Hi, I had Silicone smooth rounds places sub muscular. I did not need or have a lift. Immediately after surgery I was very swollen and my left incision seemed 'higher' than the right. As swelling has gone down, the incision hasn't. My PS saw me yesterday and says we need to wait several months to see if the skin will relax and residual swelling subside. If not and it bothers me, he will do a revision. Does this look like swelling? Or the dreaded double bubble? Other than this they are great!!
Answer: Too early to judge outcome After 6 months this will likely stretch out and look very nice. At 4 weeks it is too early to tell anything about the results.
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Answer: Too early to judge outcome After 6 months this will likely stretch out and look very nice. At 4 weeks it is too early to tell anything about the results.
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Answer: This does appear to be a double bubble and I don't think it will resolve on its own I agree with the other surgeons who have responded that 4 weeks out is too early to accurately judge breast implant results.
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Answer: This does appear to be a double bubble and I don't think it will resolve on its own I agree with the other surgeons who have responded that 4 weeks out is too early to accurately judge breast implant results.
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January 30, 2015
Answer: Double bubble? Thanks for your question Shar86. There can be a lot of reasons for the double bubble image shown, including your suspicion about the double bubble. We have all seen results like this improve over the first 3-6 months post-op so it is important for your to be patient. It sounds like your PS is being very appropriate with their care, so stick with them. Best of luck!
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January 30, 2015
Answer: Double bubble? Thanks for your question Shar86. There can be a lot of reasons for the double bubble image shown, including your suspicion about the double bubble. We have all seen results like this improve over the first 3-6 months post-op so it is important for your to be patient. It sounds like your PS is being very appropriate with their care, so stick with them. Best of luck!
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January 29, 2015
Answer: 4 weeks post op. Double bubble? Swelling? At 4 weeks post operative it is too early to tell. With time as your surgeon said it will likely resolve on its own as things settle.
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January 29, 2015
Answer: 4 weeks post op. Double bubble? Swelling? At 4 weeks post operative it is too early to tell. With time as your surgeon said it will likely resolve on its own as things settle.
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January 29, 2015
Answer: 1 month post op breast augmentation You are still very early in your healing process so the shape of your breasts will change. I typically advise my patients to wait a good 4-6 months to see their final shape. If, at that point, you still have a double bubble appearance, your operating surgeon can schedule you for a revision. Good luck!
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January 29, 2015
Answer: 1 month post op breast augmentation You are still very early in your healing process so the shape of your breasts will change. I typically advise my patients to wait a good 4-6 months to see their final shape. If, at that point, you still have a double bubble appearance, your operating surgeon can schedule you for a revision. Good luck!
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