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Breast lift and 300cc inplants and no fullness. What can I do from here? (Photo)

Nicolelouw777Sep 19, 2022
I had my opp 1 year ago. When dr did my lift and had to place 350cc in she said she could not fit the size i wanted she said i had no space. She placed 300cc high profiles. At that moment i thought its fine and look great. 12 month later i feel no fullness or dont even look like i had implants. Please advise what to do from here. I was a 34 b cup and ues i am a c cup but no fullness when i wear tops or costume..

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Connie Hiers, MD, FACS

Based on your anatomy and the location of the bases of your breasts, you will not have high perky breasts. Your breasts naturally sit somewhat low on your chest. The bases cannot be moved. More upper breast fullness can be achieved with a larger implant placed behind the muscle and with fat...

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There are a number of reasons why implants can sit too far apart, or migrate towards the armpit. A helpful salutation to the problem is modification of the pocket where the implant sits. An internal bra can then be used to support your implants more centrally. This will have the added benefit...

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The areolae can be made smaller. However, when you are going larger, the areolae might stretch back out over time. they then could be revised under local anesthesia in the office if needed.

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