I had an uplift (275cc) implants around 12 months ago and I was very satisfied off the bat. Unfortunately my left implant never dropped and the skin below it just sagged. Sadly the same is now happening to the right side but the implant has dropped nicely on that side. My Dr has booked me in to remove the excess skin and re uplift the breasts which i'm happy about but he has expressed changing to a 375cc from 275cc will help prevent it reoccurring. I have high profile under muscle. Should I do it?
November 13, 2024
Answer: Should you change the implant? From your photograph, it seems that you may do well with repositioned implants and removal of more excess skin and perhaps breast tissue. Unfortunately, the rate of recurrence of sagging is significant with this operation. I would have to do an examination to be able to give you any more information regarding implant size change.
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November 13, 2024
Answer: Should you change the implant? From your photograph, it seems that you may do well with repositioned implants and removal of more excess skin and perhaps breast tissue. Unfortunately, the rate of recurrence of sagging is significant with this operation. I would have to do an examination to be able to give you any more information regarding implant size change.
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November 5, 2024
Answer: #exchangeimplant Hi It's complicated so if in doubt I would trust your surgeon. Essentially the waterfall deformity is caused by the breast tissue falling off the top of the implant and is not dependent on implant size. I recommend patients that need a lift and an implant to go the smallest implant that they are happy to choose as the more weight in the breast the more the breast will fall over time (this does depend on which type of implant is chosen). Regards Damien
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November 5, 2024
Answer: #exchangeimplant Hi It's complicated so if in doubt I would trust your surgeon. Essentially the waterfall deformity is caused by the breast tissue falling off the top of the implant and is not dependent on implant size. I recommend patients that need a lift and an implant to go the smallest implant that they are happy to choose as the more weight in the breast the more the breast will fall over time (this does depend on which type of implant is chosen). Regards Damien
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