i have had a breast reduction a few years back from losing 150 lb. then about 6 months later i put 400 cc implants in. about a year later i was bottom out. so i went smaller about 275 cc. i feel like they are falling to the side and im not sure if i should do mesh to hold them better. i also have a keloid i have had it fixed be for but it come back n now i feel like it take up my hole side of my boob any advice would be appreciated thank you
June 20, 2024
Answer: Understanding your outcome To make an accurate assessment, we need accurate information. Your situation is complex and to get a good understanding of why your breast look the way they do. We need to understand where you started and what you’ve been through. This would mean having access to proper before and after pictures of each of your previous procedures and operative reports. You should be able to obtain these from your previous providers by requesting them. Before, and after pictures and up reports or parts of your medical record. I collect the information and the schedule in person consultations with plastic surgeons in your community or follow up with one of your previous providers. It looks like your breast are highly divergent. It would be important to know what your breast looked like before your previous procedures. I don’t think you’re going to get a good assessment based on providing limited information. If your breast sat wide on your chest while to begin with, then placing the implants more immediately may not be ideal. Your situation is complex and requires more information to give you appropriate guidance. Best, Mats Hagstrom MD
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June 20, 2024
Answer: Understanding your outcome To make an accurate assessment, we need accurate information. Your situation is complex and to get a good understanding of why your breast look the way they do. We need to understand where you started and what you’ve been through. This would mean having access to proper before and after pictures of each of your previous procedures and operative reports. You should be able to obtain these from your previous providers by requesting them. Before, and after pictures and up reports or parts of your medical record. I collect the information and the schedule in person consultations with plastic surgeons in your community or follow up with one of your previous providers. It looks like your breast are highly divergent. It would be important to know what your breast looked like before your previous procedures. I don’t think you’re going to get a good assessment based on providing limited information. If your breast sat wide on your chest while to begin with, then placing the implants more immediately may not be ideal. Your situation is complex and requires more information to give you appropriate guidance. Best, Mats Hagstrom MD
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