I'm 4 weeks post op, 365cc under the muscle. I love my results but I'm worried that I have double bubble in the left breast and it has dropped too low. I wore a compression band for 2 weeks post op on instruction from my surgeon. Still in sports bras. What shall I do?
Answer: 1 month post. 365 under muscle. Is this double bubble? Based on the photo, you do seem to be experiencing double bubble. Your best course of action would be to schedule an appointment with your board certified plastic surgeon for an in person examination and a detailed discussion of your revision surgical options.
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Answer: 1 month post. 365 under muscle. Is this double bubble? Based on the photo, you do seem to be experiencing double bubble. Your best course of action would be to schedule an appointment with your board certified plastic surgeon for an in person examination and a detailed discussion of your revision surgical options.
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September 4, 2018
Answer: Bottomed out? Hi and welcome to our forum! Congratulations on your recent surgery. From your photographs, there appears to be an infraareolar flattened area of the left breast. The breasts appear to be of equal height and the scars at the fold beneath the breasts appear equal. This does not appear to represent bottoming out, but may represent a localized constricting band of tissue or swelling of the breast tissue in that area. As you are only 4 weeks out, there will still be significant remodeling of the skin and soft tissue to accommodate the added volume and weight of the implant. In most instances, this will stretch out over time, but if it persists, a revisional procedure can be performed to correct it. Continue followup with your plastic surgeon. Make him / her aware of your concern at your next visit. Best wishes...
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September 4, 2018
Answer: Bottomed out? Hi and welcome to our forum! Congratulations on your recent surgery. From your photographs, there appears to be an infraareolar flattened area of the left breast. The breasts appear to be of equal height and the scars at the fold beneath the breasts appear equal. This does not appear to represent bottoming out, but may represent a localized constricting band of tissue or swelling of the breast tissue in that area. As you are only 4 weeks out, there will still be significant remodeling of the skin and soft tissue to accommodate the added volume and weight of the implant. In most instances, this will stretch out over time, but if it persists, a revisional procedure can be performed to correct it. Continue followup with your plastic surgeon. Make him / her aware of your concern at your next visit. Best wishes...
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