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Implants under the muscle - Is this animation deformity? Does it need a revision? (Photos)

Charming131934Aug 15, 2025
Does animation deformity warrant a revision or is it just a normal part of having implants placed under the muscle? I'm attaching photos to show what my breasts look like when flexed. Breasts move further towards armpits & the bottom shape distorts.

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Answered on Aug 19, 2025
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Gianfranco Frojo, MD

The implant is rotating within the pocket. This is can be due to several reasons: 1) Over-dissection of the implant pocket 2) Placement of too small of an implant 3) Placement of anatomic ("tear drop shape") implant 4) Capsular contracture (this would create more immobile distortion though)

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Darryl J. Blinski, MD

Based on your series supposed to photos, it’s hard to believe the symmetry occurred in a few minutes a few days best to see pre-op photos and do a virtual consultation to discuss. Most likely revision is needed, and the details of that would be in discussed in the virtual consultation.

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