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My right implants feels like its stretching/pulling down. Very uncomfortable sensation. Any suggestions? (photos)

Tess89Jan 5, 2016
Hi, ive got a BA almost 2 years ago. I realised after 3 months that my right implant was lightly bottming out, but it didnt disturb me at that point. Its been almost 2 years now and everyday i feel my skin pulling down. Its a very strange and unfomfortable sensation as if my ligaments were stretching down or as if my right implant was loose. Do you think it has to do with my bottoming out? If yes, do you think it gets worst the more i wait? Now im constantly pushing it up so it feels better:(

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