I have had so many issues since I had my implants I absolutely hate them. 295 silicone under the muscle (B cup before). They are saggy with nipples pointed down and look deformed when I flex and it really bothers me. Should I have them moved above the muscle? (I am thin) Or could I have them completely removed with a donut lift? I really want to avoid a full lift. I just want to look normal at this point. I feel my breasts looked better before the implants now. Please any advice is appreciated.
Answer: Revision surgery Dear mini556,
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May 27, 2019
Answer: Unsatisfactory Breast Augmentation. Hello,Your photographs demonstrate depressed/tethered peri-areolar scars, high riding, ball shaped implants, and redundancy of tissue in the lower poles of both breasts. Until proven otherwise, you have bilateral capsular contracture. You will need a revision surgery to remove all scar tissue and implants, and replace with new implants. This should be done through an inframammary incision to minimize breast tissue damage/scarring (something that has already happened, but should not be made worse), and minimize recurrent implant contamination. Although you started with a sub-optimal nipple position, you will likely do well without any lift, and certainly not a donut lift. You do not need to stage this into two surgeries.
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May 27, 2019
Answer: Unsatisfactory Breast Augmentation. Hello,Your photographs demonstrate depressed/tethered peri-areolar scars, high riding, ball shaped implants, and redundancy of tissue in the lower poles of both breasts. Until proven otherwise, you have bilateral capsular contracture. You will need a revision surgery to remove all scar tissue and implants, and replace with new implants. This should be done through an inframammary incision to minimize breast tissue damage/scarring (something that has already happened, but should not be made worse), and minimize recurrent implant contamination. Although you started with a sub-optimal nipple position, you will likely do well without any lift, and certainly not a donut lift. You do not need to stage this into two surgeries.
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May 26, 2019
Answer: Animation Deformity The one drawback with placing the muscles behind the muscle is just this. The breast will deform and look weird when the muscle is contracted. Once the muscle contraction is stopped the breast will go back to looking normal again.Subglandular or implants in front of the muscle have much more issues than the animation deformity that you get with submuscular position. Implants placed in front of the muscle will likely lead to capsular contracture, implant rippling, bottoming out, excessive thinning of the soft tissues and so forth.I would recommend discuss this further with your plastic surgeon or see a board certified plastic surgeon to see if any improvements can be made.Hope that helps.
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May 26, 2019
Answer: Animation Deformity The one drawback with placing the muscles behind the muscle is just this. The breast will deform and look weird when the muscle is contracted. Once the muscle contraction is stopped the breast will go back to looking normal again.Subglandular or implants in front of the muscle have much more issues than the animation deformity that you get with submuscular position. Implants placed in front of the muscle will likely lead to capsular contracture, implant rippling, bottoming out, excessive thinning of the soft tissues and so forth.I would recommend discuss this further with your plastic surgeon or see a board certified plastic surgeon to see if any improvements can be made.Hope that helps.
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May 27, 2019
Answer: You need to start over Submuscular implants have many issues, including ones you just described. You will need to start over. Steps need to be: 1. Take out these implants. 2. Let everything return to its natural state. That will take 4-6 months. 3. Re-evaluate as to what needs to be done in terms of breast lift or no lift. 4. Implants if needed, need to go in front of muscles only. Note that natural woman's breasts are never behind the muscle. Thus implants also need to go where the nature intended the breasts to be. That is in front of chest muscles.
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May 27, 2019
Answer: You need to start over Submuscular implants have many issues, including ones you just described. You will need to start over. Steps need to be: 1. Take out these implants. 2. Let everything return to its natural state. That will take 4-6 months. 3. Re-evaluate as to what needs to be done in terms of breast lift or no lift. 4. Implants if needed, need to go in front of muscles only. Note that natural woman's breasts are never behind the muscle. Thus implants also need to go where the nature intended the breasts to be. That is in front of chest muscles.
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Answer: Recommendation Hello. Thank you for your inquiry and congratulations on your surgery!
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Answer: Recommendation Hello. Thank you for your inquiry and congratulations on your surgery!
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