Flipped implant? Can I manipulate it back into the correct position? If so, what is the best way to do this?

It sounds like you have a capsular contracture.  We see the patients on a regular basis every year to keep these things from sneaking up on you.  You need to go see the plastic surgeon.

Hi, usually the radiologists are very good at giving the best advice. We would be happy to follow it up for you if you need more information. Please feel free to contact us for an online consultation. Please fill out the contact form on our website and we will do our best to help you with your...

Great question. The simple answer is no, you are not really putting yourself at greater risk by having breast implants placed even though you have dense breast tissue. There are no scientific studies which have linked breast cancer to breast implants. There is no evidence that breast implants...

From your description, an anatomic gummy bear implant such as the Sientra device is a good start. There is no way to tell you anything about cup size as this is impossible to tell in non constricted scenarios - not to mention constricted breasts. Make sure to communicate with your surgeon to...

Thank you for your questions and concerns, which are unfortunately all too common after many pregnancies. Two issues here: The first is the projection of the implant rather than anatomical implants.  The more projection the better the position of the nipple areola.  If large high...

Hi 62 PeachesThe scar around your implants (capsule) should be stable within 6-8 weeks. I would recommend leaving your return to a physically challenging sport, such as your roller derby, until at least 8 weeks post op. I would not suggest giving up your sport, but just accepting that there...