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What is causing this puckering look when flexing my muscle? (Photo)

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LoraC8Mar 20, 2017

Can it be fixed? Its in the right breast only. Had a reduction and now have 475cc implants.

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David A. Bottger, MD

I fully agree with the recommendation of your surgeon to get the best result. You have extreme ptosis and breast asymmetry and a staged procedure with bilateral lift with a small right breast reduction, followed by a second procedure for implant placement will give you the best shape and...

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Stephen T. Greenberg, MD, FACS

Thank you for your question. Each surgeon has their own unique and specific post-operative protocol concerning patient recovery, but in my practice I do not require that patients stay at a recovery house for any period of time.  In general, my patients are released to a family member or close ...

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Gregory Mesna, MD, FACS

From the photos it does not look like your implants are too small. You appear to have a taller, but narrower trunk along with a lower inframammary fold level. The width of your breasts (and implants) is a more limiting factor for your implant size. Larger implants would likely stick out even...

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Dallas Buchanan, MD

Thank you for your question and picture. The gap between the breasts is mostly determined by a patient's anatomy prior to surgery. This can somewhat be changed at the time of surgery but often attempts to correct this result in unnatural results (outward pointing nipples) or symmastia. Sometimes...

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Jerome Edelstein, MD

Hello,Thank you for your question. Yes, weight gain or loss can certainly affect the breasts and change the way implants look. This is unpredictable as well so gaining weight would not necessarily restore the volume where you want it. If you are ready to consider surgical options at some point,...

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