Not sure if this will go away or if it is a double bubble? Is a double bubble painful? this really hurts and sometimes feels better if I hold it.
Answer: Treatment of minor breast double contour problems
This appears to be mild and in my experience most patients self correct with time. I typically have my patients wear a bra and cut out a segment of it where I want the breast to expand (the lower pole in your case). If after a year it is still present you can consider fat grafting as an office procedure.
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Answer: Treatment of minor breast double contour problems
This appears to be mild and in my experience most patients self correct with time. I typically have my patients wear a bra and cut out a segment of it where I want the breast to expand (the lower pole in your case). If after a year it is still present you can consider fat grafting as an office procedure.
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July 11, 2013
Answer: Double bubble
It might be a very minor double bubble. If your surgery was recent, it may well improve on its own. Intermittent pain in the breasts is sometimes seen after breast augmentation. Again, if your surgery was recent, it should improve with time.
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July 11, 2013
Answer: Double bubble
It might be a very minor double bubble. If your surgery was recent, it may well improve on its own. Intermittent pain in the breasts is sometimes seen after breast augmentation. Again, if your surgery was recent, it should improve with time.
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July 8, 2013
Answer: Minimal contour problem, not really a double bubble.
I think a bit more time will probably solve this contour irregularity. You should consult with your plastic surgeon about the discomfort.
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July 8, 2013
Answer: Minimal contour problem, not really a double bubble.
I think a bit more time will probably solve this contour irregularity. You should consult with your plastic surgeon about the discomfort.
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July 3, 2013
Answer: Double Bubble after Breast Augmentation?
Thank you for the question and pictures. It is very difficult, based on the photographs, to tell whether you are dealing with a breast implant displacement problem. To me, not knowing more of your history, it seems like the lower pole of the breast ( where you see redness) seems to be irritated ( possibly by a bra?).
“Double bubble” issues are not necessarily painful. Sometimes however breast implant displacement problems that cause the appearance of the double bubble may be painful; this discomfort is often alleviated when the patient supports the area involved.
Best, for accurate diagnosis, advice, and/or reassurance, to be seen by your plastic surgeon.
Best wishes.
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July 3, 2013
Answer: Double Bubble after Breast Augmentation?
Thank you for the question and pictures. It is very difficult, based on the photographs, to tell whether you are dealing with a breast implant displacement problem. To me, not knowing more of your history, it seems like the lower pole of the breast ( where you see redness) seems to be irritated ( possibly by a bra?).
“Double bubble” issues are not necessarily painful. Sometimes however breast implant displacement problems that cause the appearance of the double bubble may be painful; this discomfort is often alleviated when the patient supports the area involved.
Best, for accurate diagnosis, advice, and/or reassurance, to be seen by your plastic surgeon.
Best wishes.
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Answer: Double bubble
It looks as if your surgery was relatively recent. In the area that is shown in the photo, the ridge may very well be your old crease under your breast which needed to be moved in order to accommodate your new implants. Sometimes there is temporary swelling and bruising in this area that resolves over time. If your surgery was some time ago, I would recommend an evaluation with your plastic surgeon to see if things can be improved.
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Answer: Double bubble
It looks as if your surgery was relatively recent. In the area that is shown in the photo, the ridge may very well be your old crease under your breast which needed to be moved in order to accommodate your new implants. Sometimes there is temporary swelling and bruising in this area that resolves over time. If your surgery was some time ago, I would recommend an evaluation with your plastic surgeon to see if things can be improved.
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