I had a BA on 6/2/15 and received 400 cc round Mentor Memory Gel. I'm very happy with my size and the fact that I have been healing quite nicely. However, I've been having a difficult time getting my right breast implant to "drop". I have been doing the exercises my surgeon instructed me to do but have not seen much difference on the right side. I have also noticed that the incision on the left breast is lower than the right. Could that be the reason why my right breast has not settled yet?
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August 4, 2015
Answer: Settling does not mean they are even or at the same height
Thank you for your question. Based on your question and desired proportional look a 250-275cc may be your best option. Just because your breast width will accept a larger implant does not mean that you should have a larger implant. For more on sizing please read below:
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