Had surgery on Nov 11th, healing has been easy so far but now I notice my left breast is dented. Could this be solved?
Answer: Continue to wait While sometimes the things you see when the bandages come off may be very scary. Often the imperfections will smooth with time. They can be caused by internal stitches that needed to be placed by the surgeon, or just some things related to your own anatomy and skin. Regardless, most things like you are showing in the photo will resolve in 3-6 months
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Continue to wait While sometimes the things you see when the bandages come off may be very scary. Often the imperfections will smooth with time. They can be caused by internal stitches that needed to be placed by the surgeon, or just some things related to your own anatomy and skin. Regardless, most things like you are showing in the photo will resolve in 3-6 months
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Answer: I would like a second opinion: Are my results botched? Hi there, thank you for your question. First of all, your surgery is still so new and that's why, you have swellings. But, it seems that you developed double bubble on the right breast. I suggest you to keep in touch with your surgeon and follow the advices.
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Answer: I would like a second opinion: Are my results botched? Hi there, thank you for your question. First of all, your surgery is still so new and that's why, you have swellings. But, it seems that you developed double bubble on the right breast. I suggest you to keep in touch with your surgeon and follow the advices.
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December 15, 2020
Answer: I would like a second opinion: Are my results botched? Hello, thank you for your question. It is too early to tell your final result will be. I would recommend to follow the instructions from your plastic surgeon and express any concerns with your doctor. It will take at least three months if not more before your final results can begin to be assessed.
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Answer: I would like a second opinion: Are my results botched? Hello, thank you for your question. It is too early to tell your final result will be. I would recommend to follow the instructions from your plastic surgeon and express any concerns with your doctor. It will take at least three months if not more before your final results can begin to be assessed.
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December 10, 2020
Answer: Surgery You still may have some swelling, but I would massage the area. an examination would be needed to see what is causing the indentation. this may resolve, or may need to be revised, but it is too early to know.
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Answer: Surgery You still may have some swelling, but I would massage the area. an examination would be needed to see what is causing the indentation. this may resolve, or may need to be revised, but it is too early to know.
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December 9, 2020
Answer: Still early It’s still early to see your final results, however on the right breast it appears you have developed a “double bubble”. This is when the implant sits lower than your original breast fold, so it looks like there is 2 folds. You’d need a revision to fix this. If you were my patient, I’d correct with fat grafting. It’d be best to wait 6 months from your original surgery prior to doing so.
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Answer: Still early It’s still early to see your final results, however on the right breast it appears you have developed a “double bubble”. This is when the implant sits lower than your original breast fold, so it looks like there is 2 folds. You’d need a revision to fix this. If you were my patient, I’d correct with fat grafting. It’d be best to wait 6 months from your original surgery prior to doing so.
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