I had BA 10 days ago. I had 375cc silicone implants placed above the muscle. They came out bigger than I expected. I am 5’3 125 lbs and a thin frame. I am wondering how easily they could move. Will jogging or heavy bouncing cause them to move, rotate, or bottom out?
Answer: Implant movement Please wait 3-4 months before assessing your results. By that time, your breasts will have adopted a more natural breast contour and you'll probably be able to move them around. More movement can be done with submammary implant placement. You should wear a good supportive bra anytime you are up and about, and this is particularly important when exercising. This is to minimize the rate of sagging.
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Answer: Implant Displacement With Exercise Large breasts with or without implants require a supportive sports bra with high impact exercise. You should avoid running or jumping for the first six weeks. Hope your augmentation meets your expectations!
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Answer: Implant Displacement With Exercise Large breasts with or without implants require a supportive sports bra with high impact exercise. You should avoid running or jumping for the first six weeks. Hope your augmentation meets your expectations!
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January 26, 2017
Answer: Running and bottoming out? Dear blondie,Thank you for your post. I am very protective of my patients with augmentations who are runners. I recommend that they buy the athleta underwire sports bra with the front adjustable straps. My patients really like this bra for running and find that it holds them very stable. It is cupped instead of compressing the breasts together. Some patients use an additional regular sports bra on top of this for extra security. Some like it for everyday wear in the initial post-operative period. Using a regular sports bra that just compresses the breast together rather than cups that keep their shape can cause flattening of the breasts especially in the early post operative period and wearing a bra that doesn't have enough support, especially when running or any bouncing type activity, can cause bottoming out or stretching of the breasts. I would, however, wait 6 weeks before starting running.Best wishes,Pablo Prichard, MD
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January 26, 2017
Answer: Running and bottoming out? Dear blondie,Thank you for your post. I am very protective of my patients with augmentations who are runners. I recommend that they buy the athleta underwire sports bra with the front adjustable straps. My patients really like this bra for running and find that it holds them very stable. It is cupped instead of compressing the breasts together. Some patients use an additional regular sports bra on top of this for extra security. Some like it for everyday wear in the initial post-operative period. Using a regular sports bra that just compresses the breast together rather than cups that keep their shape can cause flattening of the breasts especially in the early post operative period and wearing a bra that doesn't have enough support, especially when running or any bouncing type activity, can cause bottoming out or stretching of the breasts. I would, however, wait 6 weeks before starting running.Best wishes,Pablo Prichard, MD
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May 22, 2016
Answer: Not likely to move
Once the capsule (lining of the implant pocket) has formed the implants are unlikey to move to any significant degree. Capsule formation begins in the first week, and the capsule is well-established by 3-4 weeks. That is why, in my practice, we begin to remove activity restrictions and start patients on an implant massage program at that point. I do not allow high impact activities ("jogging, bouncing") for about one month from the surgery date. And, when high impact activities begin, it is very important that you wear a good support bra.
Though all of the above is true, occasionly we do see some shifting of breast implants. Women at highest risk for this problem are those with thin soft tissues, very large implants, and implants placed above the muscle. From your description, if you follow your doctor's instructions, your risk should be minimal.
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May 22, 2016
Answer: Not likely to move
Once the capsule (lining of the implant pocket) has formed the implants are unlikey to move to any significant degree. Capsule formation begins in the first week, and the capsule is well-established by 3-4 weeks. That is why, in my practice, we begin to remove activity restrictions and start patients on an implant massage program at that point. I do not allow high impact activities ("jogging, bouncing") for about one month from the surgery date. And, when high impact activities begin, it is very important that you wear a good support bra.
Though all of the above is true, occasionly we do see some shifting of breast implants. Women at highest risk for this problem are those with thin soft tissues, very large implants, and implants placed above the muscle. From your description, if you follow your doctor's instructions, your risk should be minimal.
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September 20, 2011
Answer: How stable the location of the implant is depends on a number of factors
Hello,
Regardless of what location the breast implants are placed gravity will always want to pull them down over time. Factors that affect how much this occurs include:
1) Strength of the breast tissue (breast with excess laxity before surgery will have less integrity). The thinner the tissue the less strength it is likely to have.
2) How heavy the implant is.
3) How the breasts are supported. ( good support, especially during impact activity will help)
Make sure you wear support the majority of the time and especially during impact activity and you should be alright.
All the best,
Dr Repta
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September 20, 2011
Answer: How stable the location of the implant is depends on a number of factors
Hello,
Regardless of what location the breast implants are placed gravity will always want to pull them down over time. Factors that affect how much this occurs include:
1) Strength of the breast tissue (breast with excess laxity before surgery will have less integrity). The thinner the tissue the less strength it is likely to have.
2) How heavy the implant is.
3) How the breasts are supported. ( good support, especially during impact activity will help)
Make sure you wear support the majority of the time and especially during impact activity and you should be alright.
All the best,
Dr Repta
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