I received high profile silicone implants in January 375cc I believe… my scar over the last month is now visible on top of my breast instead of underneath in the fold where the were. I have lost some fullness above the nipple. I am only 5’2 and 100 lbs. is this normal or should I speak with my plastic surgeon
Answer: Scar This can occur when the incision is not planned in the correct future breast fold. This occurs because the implant stretches the lower pole of the breast and the scar gets pushed on to the lower pole. This usually occurs when implants that are too large are placed; the incision location is poorly planned; or due to the intrinsic properties of the breast tissue (such as lots of laxity and inadequate support). I recommend finding a board-eligible or board-certified plastic surgeon with at least 6 years of plastic surgery integrated residency training and ideally another extra year aesthetic fellowship accredited by the Aesthetic Society.
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Answer: Scar This can occur when the incision is not planned in the correct future breast fold. This occurs because the implant stretches the lower pole of the breast and the scar gets pushed on to the lower pole. This usually occurs when implants that are too large are placed; the incision location is poorly planned; or due to the intrinsic properties of the breast tissue (such as lots of laxity and inadequate support). I recommend finding a board-eligible or board-certified plastic surgeon with at least 6 years of plastic surgery integrated residency training and ideally another extra year aesthetic fellowship accredited by the Aesthetic Society.
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Answer: Scar has moved from my breast fold It appears that your implants have settled in a position below your original crease or fold. As a consequence, the scar is now above the crease. As the implant is lower, there is less fullness in the upper part of your breasts. Your implants appear very large, and the weight may have contributed to this development. Ideally, you would have a revision to reposition the implants. Seek a return visit to your surgeon to discuss your options.
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Answer: Scar has moved from my breast fold It appears that your implants have settled in a position below your original crease or fold. As a consequence, the scar is now above the crease. As the implant is lower, there is less fullness in the upper part of your breasts. Your implants appear very large, and the weight may have contributed to this development. Ideally, you would have a revision to reposition the implants. Seek a return visit to your surgeon to discuss your options.
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November 14, 2023
Answer: Breasts Both implants have bottomed out or dropped down below your natural fold which gives the appearance that your scar has moved up high. Your scar did not move. Your implants may be too heavy for your tissue, and you may need mesh for more support. Please go back to your surgeon to discuss this issue.
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November 14, 2023
Answer: Breasts Both implants have bottomed out or dropped down below your natural fold which gives the appearance that your scar has moved up high. Your scar did not move. Your implants may be too heavy for your tissue, and you may need mesh for more support. Please go back to your surgeon to discuss this issue.
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November 9, 2023
Answer: Bottoming out Hi. Your breast implants have something called bottoming out. That means that there isn't enough support to hold the implants higher. You should talk to your surgeon ASAP so that he/she can fix it before it gets worse. You will need surgery to give more support at the bottom of your breast to keep the implants up. This can be done with stitches or mesh. Your surgeon can discuss the options with you. Best of luck!
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November 9, 2023
Answer: Bottoming out Hi. Your breast implants have something called bottoming out. That means that there isn't enough support to hold the implants higher. You should talk to your surgeon ASAP so that he/she can fix it before it gets worse. You will need surgery to give more support at the bottom of your breast to keep the implants up. This can be done with stitches or mesh. Your surgeon can discuss the options with you. Best of luck!
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November 7, 2023
Answer: Scar has moved from my breast fold (Photo) Your breasts have bottomed out resulting in loss of the breast fold
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November 7, 2023
Answer: Scar has moved from my breast fold (Photo) Your breasts have bottomed out resulting in loss of the breast fold
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