I got my breasts done 4 months ago. I had 450 cc silicone HP implants. Ive been freaking out all day because I noticed that my nipples seemed really high when I lift both my arms. Is this normal or have my breasts bottomed out??
Answer: Have my breasts bottomed out? You must of been asymmetry pre operatively.. But you are on the border of "bottoming" Either learn to accept the OK result or have a difficult revision...
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Have my breasts bottomed out? You must of been asymmetry pre operatively.. But you are on the border of "bottoming" Either learn to accept the OK result or have a difficult revision...
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Bottomed Out? The unspoken variable is in the pre-op photos. When a patient presents with nipples that point upwards in the un-operated upon breasts, she should be told that the implants are going to look to low post op. This is because the nipples move opposite the direction of the implants in the final result. When the implants are too high, the nipples appear low. And when to nipples tilt upward pre-op (as in this case), the implants will look low post-op. The mild nipple asymmetry is likely a pre-existing phenomenon that is very prevalent (and would be seen on a pre-op frontal view) as is the elevation of both nipples when the arms are raised. Be sure to minimize weight lifting/push ups etc., which force the implants down and out e.g. it makes them more likely to bottom out.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Bottomed Out? The unspoken variable is in the pre-op photos. When a patient presents with nipples that point upwards in the un-operated upon breasts, she should be told that the implants are going to look to low post op. This is because the nipples move opposite the direction of the implants in the final result. When the implants are too high, the nipples appear low. And when to nipples tilt upward pre-op (as in this case), the implants will look low post-op. The mild nipple asymmetry is likely a pre-existing phenomenon that is very prevalent (and would be seen on a pre-op frontal view) as is the elevation of both nipples when the arms are raised. Be sure to minimize weight lifting/push ups etc., which force the implants down and out e.g. it makes them more likely to bottom out.
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January 2, 2014
Answer: Your Breast Implants have Bottomed Out... :( Based on your photos, it does appear that you have malpositioned implants, left more than the right. Unfortunately, revision breast surgery would be required to improve the overall shape of your breasts and the position of your implants. Thank you for sharing your concerns and photos. Best wishes.For additional information about Revision Breast surgery:
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Answer: Your Breast Implants have Bottomed Out... :( Based on your photos, it does appear that you have malpositioned implants, left more than the right. Unfortunately, revision breast surgery would be required to improve the overall shape of your breasts and the position of your implants. Thank you for sharing your concerns and photos. Best wishes.For additional information about Revision Breast surgery:
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January 15, 2014
Answer: Bottomed out Thanks for your questions. I will say that the side view of your right implant appears to be centered at the nipple. The left implant appears to be lower. That said, it is possible that your crease is lower on the left and that the nipple is a shorter distance from sternal notch to the left nipple. By raising your arms up, you slide your nipples up - that is natural - and this can exacerbate the tendency for bottoming out. I'll also add that smooth implants also are impacted more by gravity and have a greater tendency to bottom out over time.
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Answer: Bottomed out Thanks for your questions. I will say that the side view of your right implant appears to be centered at the nipple. The left implant appears to be lower. That said, it is possible that your crease is lower on the left and that the nipple is a shorter distance from sternal notch to the left nipple. By raising your arms up, you slide your nipples up - that is natural - and this can exacerbate the tendency for bottoming out. I'll also add that smooth implants also are impacted more by gravity and have a greater tendency to bottom out over time.
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April 9, 2014
Answer: Have my breasts bottomed out? (photo) Thank you for your question. I will need to ask for pictures to give you a better answer . But in any case your surgeon should be the one fixing your problem with a revision of your procedure. This should be covered by your surgeon also, but it really depends on him . Thank you again for your question .
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April 9, 2014
Answer: Have my breasts bottomed out? (photo) Thank you for your question. I will need to ask for pictures to give you a better answer . But in any case your surgeon should be the one fixing your problem with a revision of your procedure. This should be covered by your surgeon also, but it really depends on him . Thank you again for your question .
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