I had a revision surgery on 7/22/15. Was very happy with outcome... Now it seems they are bottoming out? Why is this happening to me? The first picture is about a month after surgery.. Loved my results, now not so much.
November 15, 2017
Answer: Implant position The implants look like they are ok in the photo although the angle of the photo is a bit off. If concerned, review with your surgeon.
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November 15, 2017
Answer: Implant position The implants look like they are ok in the photo although the angle of the photo is a bit off. If concerned, review with your surgeon.
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September 24, 2016
Answer: Bottoming out From the photos you submitted, your implants looked too high in the first photo, which is common after breast augmentation. The dropping of the implants - especially large ones - make them look more natural, and, in my opinion, better. That is what you're seeing in the second photo. The descent of the implants gives you a more natural look, and is not what I could consider "bottoming out".
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September 24, 2016
Answer: Bottoming out From the photos you submitted, your implants looked too high in the first photo, which is common after breast augmentation. The dropping of the implants - especially large ones - make them look more natural, and, in my opinion, better. That is what you're seeing in the second photo. The descent of the implants gives you a more natural look, and is not what I could consider "bottoming out".
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