Dear doctors, implants are Motiva Ergonomix Demi smooth, round 285cc bilaterally, dual plane placement. My height is 160cm, weight 49kg, 43yrs old. Have bottomed out immediately after surgery, breasts are too wide and flat, deformed contours and dissecting constrictions to outer and inner breasts. BW: R13/L10.9. Breasts are droopy, side profile very unattractive, indentation b’ween upper breast and upper rib, wide cleavage. Can revision help? Anatomical or round? Can mastopexy be avoided? Thx
January 23, 2024
Answer: Implant position after augmentation I'm not sure how long ago you had your surgery, but it is usually best to wait at least six months before considering any revision. The shape will surely change over time and as things heal, the scar tissue around the implant develops and sometimes allows for a better ability to shape the implant pocket.
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January 23, 2024
Answer: Implant position after augmentation I'm not sure how long ago you had your surgery, but it is usually best to wait at least six months before considering any revision. The shape will surely change over time and as things heal, the scar tissue around the implant develops and sometimes allows for a better ability to shape the implant pocket.
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July 6, 2023
Answer: Bottoming out after breast augmentation Yes! Bottoming out can certainly be fixed without a breast lift. The breast fold that would usually support the implants in the correct position can be reconstructed with a tool called an internal bra. The type of bra I used most commonly is made of the same material as dissolving stitches and is replaced by a strong layer of your own collagen. This can support the implants back in a better position. This can also be combine with fat grafting to soften the aesthetic lines and improve the shape of your implants.
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July 6, 2023
Answer: Bottoming out after breast augmentation Yes! Bottoming out can certainly be fixed without a breast lift. The breast fold that would usually support the implants in the correct position can be reconstructed with a tool called an internal bra. The type of bra I used most commonly is made of the same material as dissolving stitches and is replaced by a strong layer of your own collagen. This can support the implants back in a better position. This can also be combine with fat grafting to soften the aesthetic lines and improve the shape of your implants.
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