I had 350cc gummy bear implants 2 1/2 months ago. I noticed that my left breast is dropping too low and it has a dent right in between the nipple and the incision. Can I do anything to stop this from happening and/or will I need a revision? Please advice. Thank you.
June 23, 2014
Answer: Sientra implants: healing after augmentation Sientra implants: healing after augmentationIt would appear from your info and photos that you may have some drop out on the left side.i dont know how the doctor placed them or what you looked like before surgery. taping and wearing an underwire can help.. check with your doctor
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June 23, 2014
Answer: Sientra implants: healing after augmentation Sientra implants: healing after augmentationIt would appear from your info and photos that you may have some drop out on the left side.i dont know how the doctor placed them or what you looked like before surgery. taping and wearing an underwire can help.. check with your doctor
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June 23, 2014
Answer: Double Bubble Deformity Hello and thank you for this question. It appears from your pictures that you may have left breast implant displacement where the implant has stretched the tissues holding it up. However, sometimes if one breast is slightly lower than the other before surgery, the surgeon may have placed the implant on that side lower to compensate. It is more common for smooth than textured implants to drop although can happen with either. Surgery will fix this issue. Go see your surgeon to discuss this further.
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June 23, 2014
Answer: Double Bubble Deformity Hello and thank you for this question. It appears from your pictures that you may have left breast implant displacement where the implant has stretched the tissues holding it up. However, sometimes if one breast is slightly lower than the other before surgery, the surgeon may have placed the implant on that side lower to compensate. It is more common for smooth than textured implants to drop although can happen with either. Surgery will fix this issue. Go see your surgeon to discuss this further.
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