Before and after pic was 2014, The other pic showing my nips is what they look like in 2018 they look low 500cc saline implants under the muscle. I picture before and after photo shows what they did look like. The other one in my bathroom is of what they look like after five years and I don’t like how they dropped into the position. They look lower and of to the side more then together.
May 31, 2018
Answer: Revision breast augmentation The problems you are having are common with smooth large saline implants. The implants have dropped down and laterally. I frequently perform these revision surgeries where we will remove the saline implants, tighten the pockets, possibly place some reinforcing mesh, and then use more cohesive gummy bear type implants to achieve an improved result. Good luck.
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May 31, 2018
Answer: Revision breast augmentation The problems you are having are common with smooth large saline implants. The implants have dropped down and laterally. I frequently perform these revision surgeries where we will remove the saline implants, tighten the pockets, possibly place some reinforcing mesh, and then use more cohesive gummy bear type implants to achieve an improved result. Good luck.
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May 31, 2018
Answer: Implants dropping after several years Sorry to hear about your implants dropping. It would be helpful to know if your implants were smooth or textured and what style implants were placed. The fact that they are under the pec muscles may be part of the answer. If you work out your chest muscles (such as push-ups, bench press, Yoga, Pilates, etc..) then the pec muscle will force the implants laterally and downward over time. Smooth implants tend to fall faster than textured ones. High profile implants also tend to drop faster and bottom out more than wider implants. Finally, your implants are large and heavy. I have noticed over the years that if women pick around 350cc or less, they don't tend to have as much problem with sagging over time.
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May 31, 2018
Answer: Implants dropping after several years Sorry to hear about your implants dropping. It would be helpful to know if your implants were smooth or textured and what style implants were placed. The fact that they are under the pec muscles may be part of the answer. If you work out your chest muscles (such as push-ups, bench press, Yoga, Pilates, etc..) then the pec muscle will force the implants laterally and downward over time. Smooth implants tend to fall faster than textured ones. High profile implants also tend to drop faster and bottom out more than wider implants. Finally, your implants are large and heavy. I have noticed over the years that if women pick around 350cc or less, they don't tend to have as much problem with sagging over time.
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