I have one breast that is still somewhat numb and also recently started showing a dent. It’s getting more prominent as time goes on. My other breast is and has been fine, aesthetically and physically. What caused the dent in the one breast and is there anything I can do naturally to resolve it?
Answer: Natural resolutions Hello, thank you for your question. I'm sorry to hear you're experiencing this. This can depend on multiple factors including your age, weight, length of time your implants were in, and how long ago you explanted. From my experience, it can take about 12-18 months for your breasts to fill in or "fluff." Each patient's results can differ. There are therapy options such as cupping that may be beneficial for your aesthetics, but check with your surgeon prior to starting this. Hope this helps!
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Answer: Natural resolutions Hello, thank you for your question. I'm sorry to hear you're experiencing this. This can depend on multiple factors including your age, weight, length of time your implants were in, and how long ago you explanted. From my experience, it can take about 12-18 months for your breasts to fill in or "fluff." Each patient's results can differ. There are therapy options such as cupping that may be beneficial for your aesthetics, but check with your surgeon prior to starting this. Hope this helps!
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January 31, 2024
Answer: Dent after explant Dear jayeles,
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January 31, 2024
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December 22, 2023
Answer: Dent after explant - is there anything I can do naturally to resolve it? Hi @jayeles, Thank you for your question. Sometimes breast implant removal can cause alterations in the chest wall or breast tissue, such as indentations. This is usually more evident in women with larger implants, as the larger the implant, the more it can alter the natural anatomy over time. However, it depends on the specialized surgical technique and procedures determined to achieve an adequate result.
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December 22, 2023
Answer: Dent after explant - is there anything I can do naturally to resolve it? Hi @jayeles, Thank you for your question. Sometimes breast implant removal can cause alterations in the chest wall or breast tissue, such as indentations. This is usually more evident in women with larger implants, as the larger the implant, the more it can alter the natural anatomy over time. However, it depends on the specialized surgical technique and procedures determined to achieve an adequate result.
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December 19, 2023
Answer: Dent after explant The contour that you are seeing could be from thinned out tissues related to the implants. If your surgery was recent you may continue to see changes as healing progresses. If it has been six months or more you will likely need surgical intervention to correct it.
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December 19, 2023
Answer: Dent after explant The contour that you are seeing could be from thinned out tissues related to the implants. If your surgery was recent you may continue to see changes as healing progresses. If it has been six months or more you will likely need surgical intervention to correct it.
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December 18, 2023
Answer: Dent The dent occurs when the issue has been thinned by the implant, especially if bottoming out occurred. Radiofrequency skin tightening like Renuvion, a fat transfer, or possibly a lift could all be helpful. If you are fairly recent from the explant, give yourself time to heal.
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December 18, 2023
Answer: Dent The dent occurs when the issue has been thinned by the implant, especially if bottoming out occurred. Radiofrequency skin tightening like Renuvion, a fat transfer, or possibly a lift could all be helpful. If you are fairly recent from the explant, give yourself time to heal.
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