I was rear ended and forced into the car in front of me on the freeway. I’m short and sit all the way up to drive. On impact my chest hit the steering wheel and knocked the air out of me. The initial pain I had immediately was a burning sensation all throughout my chest. I was diagnosed with chest contusion and whip lash at urgent care. Chest X-ray was normal. My plastic surgeon said to go to primary care for eval, and that’s not until Dec 19.. is this the right course to take? I am anxious.
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Double bubble deformity is often seen with submuscular implants when the muscle detaches and retracts upwards .
I correct these by placing the implants above the muscle,under the fascia and fixate the inframammary fold
No, you need to wait now and give yourself time to heal. At 6 months, then do the lift. Implants really do not lift breasts unless only a small amount is needed to lift. You need a lift.
The implant is sitting too low or bottomed out from its original position. The inferior pocket needs to be raised, and you may need mesh for support. Once it is raised, you may find your nipple is in the proper location.
