I had my BA done on May 13th - The implants have finally started to settle but I have noticed that one side is noticeably bigger than the other. He did point out to me that I originally had one side slightly bigger but said that it did not justify having a different size implant. I was a 30a before and am now around a c-cup. Do you think that it is due to them softening at different rates or that I should have a bigger implant in the smaller side?
Answer: 8 weeks post op Thank you for your question. You are very early in your healing. Your breasts will continue to change. If you are concerned, please see your plastic surgeon.
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Answer: 8 weeks post op Thank you for your question. You are very early in your healing. Your breasts will continue to change. If you are concerned, please see your plastic surgeon.
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July 19, 2017
Answer: 2 Months Post BA Hello,Thank you for your question and photos. Some asymmetry is not unusual while healing and at 2 months you will still have some settling to do. The original volume difference you may have had will remain, but I recommend that you wait a full 6 months to evaluate your results.All the best
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July 19, 2017
Answer: 2 Months Post BA Hello,Thank you for your question and photos. Some asymmetry is not unusual while healing and at 2 months you will still have some settling to do. The original volume difference you may have had will remain, but I recommend that you wait a full 6 months to evaluate your results.All the best
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July 25, 2017
Answer: Uneven implants? 8 weeks post op You are still very early in the healing process and asymmetry is very common at this point in time. Usually, asymmetries post-op are caused by persistent swelling. Each breast has a different rate of healing, which means they will have different times and areas of swelling and bruising. It is best to wait for about 6 months for your body to fully heal, as swelling will subdue and you will see your final results.
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July 25, 2017
Answer: Uneven implants? 8 weeks post op You are still very early in the healing process and asymmetry is very common at this point in time. Usually, asymmetries post-op are caused by persistent swelling. Each breast has a different rate of healing, which means they will have different times and areas of swelling and bruising. It is best to wait for about 6 months for your body to fully heal, as swelling will subdue and you will see your final results.
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July 25, 2017
Answer: Too early to tell Thank you very much for your interesting question. I agree with the other surgeons in that it is slightly too early to assess symmetry completely. You will need to wait for 6 months following surgery for the swelling to have settled and for the implants to have settled too. Overall however I think you have got a good result from Breast Augmentation despite the mild asymmetry and I hope you are happy with the results of surgery. I agree with the answers of the other surgeons that a 3D Simulation may have been helpful prior to surgery. I wish you the best of luck for the future.
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July 25, 2017
Answer: Too early to tell Thank you very much for your interesting question. I agree with the other surgeons in that it is slightly too early to assess symmetry completely. You will need to wait for 6 months following surgery for the swelling to have settled and for the implants to have settled too. Overall however I think you have got a good result from Breast Augmentation despite the mild asymmetry and I hope you are happy with the results of surgery. I agree with the answers of the other surgeons that a 3D Simulation may have been helpful prior to surgery. I wish you the best of luck for the future.
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July 24, 2017
Answer: Uneven implants? Hi and welcome to our forum!
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July 24, 2017
Answer: Uneven implants? Hi and welcome to our forum!
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