I have anatomical textured high profile 310 implants at the end of last august. From the side to me they look odd as though they are too high, I have a bump for the upper pole and no lower with my nipples too low. I feel they look odd sticking out from my body. Is this how my result should be given how I looked before the op and my weight being overweight? or are the implants too high? or maybe a larger round implant would have produced a better result to create a fuller lower pole? Thankyou
January 20, 2015
Answer: Is a revision needed? Indeed, it looks like you implants are
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January 20, 2015
Answer: Is a revision needed? Indeed, it looks like you implants are
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January 19, 2015
Answer: Implants too high? Thank you for your question and photos. From your before photos, you have a very short distance from the nipple to the bottom of the breast. In order for the implant to be centered under the breast, this distance needs to be elongated or you end up with a situation that you are in, where the implants are riding quite high. In all likelihood, they will not drop. To get them centered under the breast and nipple, a revision procedure will need to be performed.
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January 19, 2015
Answer: Implants too high? Thank you for your question and photos. From your before photos, you have a very short distance from the nipple to the bottom of the breast. In order for the implant to be centered under the breast, this distance needs to be elongated or you end up with a situation that you are in, where the implants are riding quite high. In all likelihood, they will not drop. To get them centered under the breast and nipple, a revision procedure will need to be performed.
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January 3, 2018
Answer: Implants too high? At present the implants do appear to be a little high. In most cases, implants have settled by 3 months but occasionally this can take a little longer. I would suggest waiting for another 6 months. If they haven't dropped by that stage I would consider a small revision to lower your implants. I would suggest discussing this with your surgeon to make a plan for this possibility.
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January 3, 2018
Answer: Implants too high? At present the implants do appear to be a little high. In most cases, implants have settled by 3 months but occasionally this can take a little longer. I would suggest waiting for another 6 months. If they haven't dropped by that stage I would consider a small revision to lower your implants. I would suggest discussing this with your surgeon to make a plan for this possibility.
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