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You can do all of your activities after about 2 months. However, please ask your surgeon as they may have different advice. Good luck and have fun!Read more about breast augmentation tips on our google plus page.
I'm guessing free jumping is something like free running or urban running? Or is it more like base jumping? Do you wear a parachute or anything attached to your back/chest area? Either way, it is best to get the blessing of your surgeon. Your surgeon knows your position in the healing process better than anyone. Typically 3 months without complications is a good time to pursue whatever activity you like. Most activity can be resumed 6 weeks after surgery, but this sounds a little more extreme. Good luck!
Best to review your before and afters. There is definitely a size difference and lateral displacement on the right.
You will want to discuss this with your surgeon. Part of the issue is that the larger the implant that is used in someone with a droopy breasts, the less skin that can be removed to lift the breast. It is kind of like a see-saw in that you have shape on one end of the spectrum and...
You are going into surgery being thoughtful about repercussions of size on long term health, which is commendable. I think that you should start with sizers in the office to determine the size with which you would be happy. Then, the weight of the implants for that...
If you go back to your original surgeon, he/she may not charge you his fee, but you will have to pay for OR/Anesthesia and implants if you switch them out but that is certainly up to the surgeon. If you go to a new surgeon, yes, you will be charged again. It would be best if you went...
Thank you for your question. Breast lift or mastopexy can be done to change the shape of breasts and often an implant is required to make them more round.However your too young to consider breast surgery at this stage. Your breasts will continue to develop, change and possibly...
Your photo and story suggest that a suture is trying to "spit" or erupt through the scar. It is not rare for this to happen. It can easily be taken care of in the office. Best to give your doctor a call for follow up.
