I had breast Aug 2 years ago. I was a deflated b after breast feeding and also had asymmetry. We discussed using 2 diff sized implants 300/340cc for a natural result. After the op she told me she used 240cc both sides. I never asked why she didn’t use 2 different sizes as discussed. Now I am somewhat bothered by the asymmetry. I feel bad I never said anything. Should I fix this or let it be?
Answer: Considering a Revision Hello and thank you so much for your question! If you're dissatisfied with the results of your breast augmentation 2 years post-op and are looking to correct the asymmetry, then you should absolutely seek out having a revision. With that said, we obviously cannot tell you whether or not you NEED a revision. If the only issue you're experiencing is aesthetic, and you are not having any problems that would impede your health or day-to-day life, then it has to be a decision made by the individual patient if a revision is the right move. Hope this helps!
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Answer: Considering a Revision Hello and thank you so much for your question! If you're dissatisfied with the results of your breast augmentation 2 years post-op and are looking to correct the asymmetry, then you should absolutely seek out having a revision. With that said, we obviously cannot tell you whether or not you NEED a revision. If the only issue you're experiencing is aesthetic, and you are not having any problems that would impede your health or day-to-day life, then it has to be a decision made by the individual patient if a revision is the right move. Hope this helps!
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Answer: If it bothers you, fix it! If you are bothered by the asymmetry, then it can be improved with differently-sized implants and/or fat transfer. While no one's breasts are perfectly symmetric, they can be made closer than what you have now!
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Answer: If it bothers you, fix it! If you are bothered by the asymmetry, then it can be improved with differently-sized implants and/or fat transfer. While no one's breasts are perfectly symmetric, they can be made closer than what you have now!
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August 27, 2024
Answer: Revision surgery Dear Alice3784,
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August 27, 2024
Answer: Revision surgery Dear Alice3784,
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August 10, 2024
Answer: Return to your surgeon If this issue is bothering you, then you can certainly return to your surgeon to discuss even though 2 years has passed.
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August 10, 2024
Answer: Return to your surgeon If this issue is bothering you, then you can certainly return to your surgeon to discuss even though 2 years has passed.
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August 1, 2024
Answer: Asymmetry fix It really depends on how much it bothers you. You have a nice result, but I see the asymmetry that you mention. A larger implant on the left would likely balance the breast better. I would like to know the nipple to fold measurements as well as seeing a lateral view picture. It appears as though you have more glandular ptosis (droop) on the right side. An larger implant wouldn't necessarily solve those issues.
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August 1, 2024
Answer: Asymmetry fix It really depends on how much it bothers you. You have a nice result, but I see the asymmetry that you mention. A larger implant on the left would likely balance the breast better. I would like to know the nipple to fold measurements as well as seeing a lateral view picture. It appears as though you have more glandular ptosis (droop) on the right side. An larger implant wouldn't necessarily solve those issues.
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