I’ve had an indent in my left breast (which was smaller than right pre op and has 25cc more than my right implant). The doctor told me it’s because my breast tissue wasn’t substantial enough to hide the implant as well as the right did. I’m 2 years post op. I had triplets a year before my surgery and had lost 90 lbs before my surgery so breasts were a bit deflated and required a partial lift as well.
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Hello.Eight months out is a good time to assess your outcome. It takes a year to fully settle. I would recommend you visit with your plastic surgeon in the next couple of months. There likely won't be much change in that time. You can figure out what can be done to achieve better symmetry...
Thanks for the question. 2 months is too early to say something. 6-12 months is enough time to see the permanent results for the breast lift with implants operation. I wish you all the best.
You are fine having 400 cc implants. That's about average size in my practice. The anchor scar type of breast lift is not ideal. There is too much scarring and the breasts tend to look boxy. The vertical lift is better. I call it an "all seasons vertical augmentation mastopexy." Many plastic...