I'm two months out from my saline implant surgery. For the first week or so they were rock hard. Now they are very soft, jiggly, and bouncy. I can feel the implant with my fingers when I lay down. My surgeon assures me they are not leaking- I've gone to 5 check ups since surgery. Before surgery I read so many reviews from women saying saline stays firm and hard. Should I be concerned mine are so soft? I have Poland's Syndrome and have the right below muscle and left above.
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Without a photo it is hard to tell but that is a good size but how tall are you?how much do you weigh?how much breast tissue do you now have?These all help determine the right size but 385 is not too too big.
Hello, within any state (or province in my situation) you will likely find a significant price range for breast implants. If you first seek out several surgeons who get the results you want, you could then use price as one determining factor where you get the operation.
I'll bet you are only about a month or so out from surgery, based on the appearance of those scars, and if that's the case, you still have a lot of healing to do before we see the final results. It may take 4 to 6 months for the tissues to soften and the true dynamics of the implants and...
