It's been a nightmare. They haven't healed well. I have nerve damage where the bottom half of the breasts are just a numb pine and needles sensation anytime they're touched and my nipples are painfully overly sensitive. In addition to that just recently I've noticed they look completely deformed when I lay down. I could barely afford my BA surgery so I definitely can't afford a revision nor do I really want one. I WANT THEM OUT. what can I do.
April 13, 2017
Answer: I HATE my implants. I've had them for almost two years. I am sorry to hear about your concerns after breast augmentation surgery. You will be best off seeking consultations with board-certified plastic surgeon to discuss options. It is possible that you will be a good candidate for breast implant removal surgery, under local anesthesia, which should help reduce costs significantly. You may find the attached link, dedicated to breast implant removal surgery concerns, helpful to you as you learn more. Best wishes.
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April 13, 2017
Answer: I HATE my implants. I've had them for almost two years. I am sorry to hear about your concerns after breast augmentation surgery. You will be best off seeking consultations with board-certified plastic surgeon to discuss options. It is possible that you will be a good candidate for breast implant removal surgery, under local anesthesia, which should help reduce costs significantly. You may find the attached link, dedicated to breast implant removal surgery concerns, helpful to you as you learn more. Best wishes.
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April 13, 2017
Answer: Implant Removal Removal of breast implants is always an option for a patient who isn't happy with her results. What that would entail (and cost) would depend on the type of implant (smooth implants are easier to remove than textured) and whether they're intact (yours are only 2 years old, so they're not likely to be ruptured, but a ruptured silicone implant is more difficult to remove than an intact implant or saline implant).Once your implants are out, you may notice loose skin and perhaps a different shape to the breast and chest wall than you had prior to your augmentation. It can be difficult to predict how well a woman's tissues will contract after this type of procedure. It's also important to understand that removal of your implants may not make any difference in your numbness, pins and needles sensations, and sensitivity of your nipples.
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April 13, 2017
Answer: Implant Removal Removal of breast implants is always an option for a patient who isn't happy with her results. What that would entail (and cost) would depend on the type of implant (smooth implants are easier to remove than textured) and whether they're intact (yours are only 2 years old, so they're not likely to be ruptured, but a ruptured silicone implant is more difficult to remove than an intact implant or saline implant).Once your implants are out, you may notice loose skin and perhaps a different shape to the breast and chest wall than you had prior to your augmentation. It can be difficult to predict how well a woman's tissues will contract after this type of procedure. It's also important to understand that removal of your implants may not make any difference in your numbness, pins and needles sensations, and sensitivity of your nipples.
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