Yes. It's early in recovery but what in the fresh heck is going on here? I see dimple. Is this an insufficiently made pocket for a 600cc implant? Is this pissed of pec muscles that will chill out once things drop more? It's a big implant. I was a 34b before and she said I had enough tissue to handle them. It's making some ugly midline stuff happen. They still need to drop more I assume. Thanks for your help and info. Let me know if this is a similar case you have seen before and how it resolved.
April 30, 2018
Answer: Wicked/Weird Dimple Thanks for your question! Based upon your photos and my experience of doing thousands of breast augmentation surgeries, I do have to agree with your statement that it’s still early, & to give it months to heal & “settle in”. I don’t think you have an insufficient pocket (& thanks for including your photos, it really helps us as plastic surgeons to answer your question!); conversely, I’d say that you were in danger of an over dissected pocket & symmastia (“uni-boob”)! I think in time that dimple will go away; you’ve gotta give it like ~6 months. If it hasn’t resolved by then, contact your plastic surgeon. It’s usually a straightforward revision, & maybe could be corrected by a small amount of fat grafting under local anesthesia in the office. I’m curious, let us k kw over time if this resolves (I’m betting that it will) on its own. Best of luck to you!
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April 30, 2018
Answer: Wicked/Weird Dimple Thanks for your question! Based upon your photos and my experience of doing thousands of breast augmentation surgeries, I do have to agree with your statement that it’s still early, & to give it months to heal & “settle in”. I don’t think you have an insufficient pocket (& thanks for including your photos, it really helps us as plastic surgeons to answer your question!); conversely, I’d say that you were in danger of an over dissected pocket & symmastia (“uni-boob”)! I think in time that dimple will go away; you’ve gotta give it like ~6 months. If it hasn’t resolved by then, contact your plastic surgeon. It’s usually a straightforward revision, & maybe could be corrected by a small amount of fat grafting under local anesthesia in the office. I’m curious, let us k kw over time if this resolves (I’m betting that it will) on its own. Best of luck to you!
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