I am an 18 year old (5 foot 3, about 145 pounds) looking to fix my extremely asymmetrical breasts. I wear a 34C and am fine with the size of my smaller breast. I would like them to look a bit perkier and have better posture. However, I would like them to look natural. I also plan on having children and was wondering how long the effects of a procedure would last, assuming I will have a child within the next 10 years. Also is there anything actually wrong that might allow insurance to cover?
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Although some soreness is quite normal after breast massage, given your symptoms and concerns, best to let your plastic surgeon know ( and preferably see you). Best wishes.
I am not aware of any test in a lab that can be performed. You should see you surgeon to better determine whether you implant is suspect to be ruptured. Continue to follow up with your surgeon to ensure that you progress as planned.
Best of luck,
Vincent Marin, MDSan Diego Plastic Surgeon
If you lose fatty tissue, there is less to hide the implant. Most notably where the is NO muscle coverage. Thus if you do lose weight, often you run the risk of exposing your implants more and creating visible edges. Continue to follow up with your surgeon to ensure that you progress as planned....
