I had a BA 6 months ago, submuscular, 300cc left and 360cc in right tear drop implants. About 2 monts ago I started noticing these dents in my clevage. I went to my PS and he told me that he could not fix it and suggested I get filler injected ever nine months.... I would like another opinion.
July 5, 2016
Answer: Cleavage Dents after Breast Augmentation.....? As with anything in surgery, there are many opinions as to the cause of the problem and potential solutions. In this case I would like to add one more of both. It appears to me that your implants are a little too close together, and more specifically, it appears that your Right implant is too close to or possibly even crossing the midline. This could be from over release of your pectoralis muscle and the dent superiorly appears to be where your muscle remains attached. If on examination, your implants Do Not cross midline, then I'd like ly recommend releasing the superior Pectoralis Muscle origin from the breast bone area to round out the pocket. If however, they implant can cross midline, then I would recommend using Strattice to reconstruct a smooth medial pole.
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July 5, 2016
Answer: Cleavage Dents after Breast Augmentation.....? As with anything in surgery, there are many opinions as to the cause of the problem and potential solutions. In this case I would like to add one more of both. It appears to me that your implants are a little too close together, and more specifically, it appears that your Right implant is too close to or possibly even crossing the midline. This could be from over release of your pectoralis muscle and the dent superiorly appears to be where your muscle remains attached. If on examination, your implants Do Not cross midline, then I'd like ly recommend releasing the superior Pectoralis Muscle origin from the breast bone area to round out the pocket. If however, they implant can cross midline, then I would recommend using Strattice to reconstruct a smooth medial pole.
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July 5, 2016
Answer: It can be fixed surgically. You are witnessing scar tissue that is closing this part of your submuscular pocket. Filler is not the right way to fix it. This pocket can be reclaimed with surgery. However it is very likely to happen again. If it bothers you, have surgical correction. Follow your surgery with compulsive implant massages and hope that pocket does not close again.
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July 5, 2016
Answer: It can be fixed surgically. You are witnessing scar tissue that is closing this part of your submuscular pocket. Filler is not the right way to fix it. This pocket can be reclaimed with surgery. However it is very likely to happen again. If it bothers you, have surgical correction. Follow your surgery with compulsive implant massages and hope that pocket does not close again.
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