Can I look like my goal pic? And what approach would you take? I want to go bigger but using a new incision, my areola or armpit. I don't want scars underneath I'm getting my scars treated so I don't want to use them again. Also what size implants can make me look like my goal pic. I started off A cup now I'm a C cup but want DD like in the goal pic
March 8, 2024
Answer: Implant problems I’m assuming the picture of you is the second picture. If so, it looks like you were implants have bottomed out. I generally do not recommend patients use excessively large implants. Doing so increases the chances of having complications, undesirable, secondary side effects, increased, revision rates, and other problems. You are already having a problem with your current implants which have bottomed out. You should get this corrected by someone who has extensive experience with this type of breast surgery, which is not easy. I did not recommend increase implant size, at least not until the problem of your bottom out. Implants has been fixed and stable over a long period of time. Correcting bottomed out implants is usually done with internal suture often with reinforced with mesh or cadaver dermal products. Look for plastic surgeons who have successfully treated bottomed out implants many times before. This may take some looking around. Increasing implant size is going to increase the chance of this and other complications. Best, Mats Hagstrom, MD
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March 8, 2024
Answer: Implant problems I’m assuming the picture of you is the second picture. If so, it looks like you were implants have bottomed out. I generally do not recommend patients use excessively large implants. Doing so increases the chances of having complications, undesirable, secondary side effects, increased, revision rates, and other problems. You are already having a problem with your current implants which have bottomed out. You should get this corrected by someone who has extensive experience with this type of breast surgery, which is not easy. I did not recommend increase implant size, at least not until the problem of your bottom out. Implants has been fixed and stable over a long period of time. Correcting bottomed out implants is usually done with internal suture often with reinforced with mesh or cadaver dermal products. Look for plastic surgeons who have successfully treated bottomed out implants many times before. This may take some looking around. Increasing implant size is going to increase the chance of this and other complications. Best, Mats Hagstrom, MD
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