Almost 9 months post breast augmentation. 375cc moderate plus profile under the muscle.
Answer: Implants By now it is considered a capsule that is keeping the implant sitting high. You could try external ultrasound to see if you get any change.
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Answer: Implants By now it is considered a capsule that is keeping the implant sitting high. You could try external ultrasound to see if you get any change.
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July 30, 2022
Answer: Capsular Contracture Thank you for your question.
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July 30, 2022
Answer: Capsular Contracture Thank you for your question.
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July 25, 2022
Answer: BA results Dear Philosophical798306,
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July 25, 2022
Answer: BA results Dear Philosophical798306,
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July 25, 2022
Answer: It's hard to tell with only one picture If you feel the implant hard and difficult to move, you probably have a capsular contracture.If the implant is soft and mobile it is most probably a high riding implant.
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July 25, 2022
Answer: It's hard to tell with only one picture If you feel the implant hard and difficult to move, you probably have a capsular contracture.If the implant is soft and mobile it is most probably a high riding implant.
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July 22, 2022
Answer: Breast asymmetry following breast augmentation It is difficult to say from a single post-op photo, the cause of the breast asymmetry. You may have natural asymmetries in the size and shape of the breasts and the position of the inframammary fold that were only revealed or accentuated after the surgery. You probably have an early capsule contracture and you could consider taking a leukotriene inhibitor like Singulair at this point. I would discuss your options with your surgeon as many manufacturers now have warranties if capsule contracture occurs within one year of breast augmentation surgery. It may be in your best interest to take advantage of this warranty and undergo corrective surgery before the warranty expires.
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July 22, 2022
Answer: Breast asymmetry following breast augmentation It is difficult to say from a single post-op photo, the cause of the breast asymmetry. You may have natural asymmetries in the size and shape of the breasts and the position of the inframammary fold that were only revealed or accentuated after the surgery. You probably have an early capsule contracture and you could consider taking a leukotriene inhibitor like Singulair at this point. I would discuss your options with your surgeon as many manufacturers now have warranties if capsule contracture occurs within one year of breast augmentation surgery. It may be in your best interest to take advantage of this warranty and undergo corrective surgery before the warranty expires.
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