I had a “revision” April 6. Gained about 5lbs since I had my them done originally (8 yrs ago), & instead of doing full lift redo, he tacked the skin. It failed. We agree we have to do another revision. They look like they’re smashed together now, like I have symmastia. He said to get a beautiful shape, he has to redo the pocket, redo the lift,go down in size. I now have 550cc/600 ccs.How much do I have to go down to keep a larger implant but still create some space?
April 22, 2023
Answer: Breast implants It's difficult to say exactly how much you will need to decrease your implant size to create some space without a consultation with your plastic surgeon. They will need to assess your breast tissue and determine the optimal implant size and pocket placement based on your specific anatomy and desired outcome. That being said, it sounds like your surgeon is recommending a complete revision surgery that includes a reduction in implant size, a revision of the breast pocket, and a redo of the breast lift. This comprehensive approach is often necessary to achieve the desired result, especially if the previous revision surgery did not produce the desired outcome. It's important to communicate your goals and concerns with your surgeon and ask any questions you may have during your consultation. They can provide you with a more accurate assessment of the potential results, the amount of implant size reduction needed to create space, and the risks and benefits of the procedure. With their guidance, you can make an informed decision about your next steps and achieve the best possible outcome.
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April 22, 2023
Answer: Breast implants It's difficult to say exactly how much you will need to decrease your implant size to create some space without a consultation with your plastic surgeon. They will need to assess your breast tissue and determine the optimal implant size and pocket placement based on your specific anatomy and desired outcome. That being said, it sounds like your surgeon is recommending a complete revision surgery that includes a reduction in implant size, a revision of the breast pocket, and a redo of the breast lift. This comprehensive approach is often necessary to achieve the desired result, especially if the previous revision surgery did not produce the desired outcome. It's important to communicate your goals and concerns with your surgeon and ask any questions you may have during your consultation. They can provide you with a more accurate assessment of the potential results, the amount of implant size reduction needed to create space, and the risks and benefits of the procedure. With their guidance, you can make an informed decision about your next steps and achieve the best possible outcome.
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Answer: Size Your implants are too large for your frame. I would suggest going down 100-150 cc's, but with measurements, it can be determined.
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Answer: Size Your implants are too large for your frame. I would suggest going down 100-150 cc's, but with measurements, it can be determined.
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