It seems as though the left pocket is too big and the implant is too small, making it easy to flip the implant over. Is this something my surgeon should fix pro-bono? It doesn't seem fair that I would have to pay the $15K again to fix this. I wouldn't think I should settle for an implant that flips itself from time to time.
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