From the first day I came out of surgery my left boob is so much higher and to the side rather than my right side.. I'm really concerned I feel so deformed.. is this normal and what should I do to help the implant go down? I also want to add that the left breast is also bruised on the bottom... Help... PS did mention I have scoliosis where the right side of my chest pops out more than my left.. you would think I'd have the opposite problem. ..
October 26, 2021
Answer: Waiting for breast implants to "drop and fluff" Most of the time, breast implants will "ride high" early after operations. It usually takes about 3 months until they are in their final position. It's possible that the final position of the implants under the muscle below the breast tissue may be too high or too low, but with rare exceptions, it's too hasty to re-operate on a patient very early after implant surgery because one or both implants are high. Patients often describe this process as "dropping and fluffing," as the implants settle into position and the breast becomes softer.
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October 26, 2021
Answer: Waiting for breast implants to "drop and fluff" Most of the time, breast implants will "ride high" early after operations. It usually takes about 3 months until they are in their final position. It's possible that the final position of the implants under the muscle below the breast tissue may be too high or too low, but with rare exceptions, it's too hasty to re-operate on a patient very early after implant surgery because one or both implants are high. Patients often describe this process as "dropping and fluffing," as the implants settle into position and the breast becomes softer.
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June 5, 2014
Answer: Implant malposition Thank you for your pictures. Have an obvious issue. The weight of the implant should allow the muscles relax and the implant to settle. I would not be too hasty and still wait three months. My gut tells me that you're probably going to need a revision in three months. Continue to follow up with your plastic surgeon.
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June 5, 2014
Answer: Implant malposition Thank you for your pictures. Have an obvious issue. The weight of the implant should allow the muscles relax and the implant to settle. I would not be too hasty and still wait three months. My gut tells me that you're probably going to need a revision in three months. Continue to follow up with your plastic surgeon.
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