Lump/indentation after over the muscle breast implants. Should I be concerned?

Your breasts are constantly changing. Even without surgery, they will not remain the same. Therefore, it is not reasonable to expect that one surgery will take care of it. As plastic surgeons, we would love the ability to mold the breasts out of a mold and create a perfectly symmetric and...

Breast Implant Rippling most often occurs when there is insufficient soft tissue coverage due to little overlying body fat and breast tissue. Implants placed beneath the muscle help to minimize this phenomena but the lower and outside breast (as pectoralis muscle is no longer present), towards...

A surgical bra is unlikely to significantly change the shape of your breasts. Your implants will generally keep themselves up and the goal is to let them drop.

I would try a 300 cc sizer on and then wear different bras to assess and predict the final cup size. There is no definitive method of predicting your final cup size but these methods do allow you to estimate.

It can take up to 9 months for swelling to resolve and the implants to settile following breast augmentation surgery. Although each patient and situation must be assessed individually, I would generally wait at least 6 months, in my opinion, prior to considering revision.

IT sounds as if you have two different processes going on: the firmness present for over a year and the pain from a fall 6 days ago. You could have a hematoma or muscle pull and should discuss this with your surgeon