If symmastia, would correction eliminate skin flap and asymmetric inframammary fold? (Photo)

The mesh did not "dissolve" but rather integrated completely into your tissues. It is likely that the collages is now integrated into your skin by this normal, physiologic process. While this typically does strengthen the capsule and the skin, it often occurs in individuals with skin and capsule...

Direct to implant reconstruction is very commonly practiced these days and is the preferred method of reconstruction of many surgeons around the country. However, it does take a team of surgeons, both the oncologic and plastic surgeon, that are familiar with the procedure. This consideration is...

This is something that your surgeons should specifically discuss with you. Only they will know the exact details of the repair in which areas need support and which need a little relief. You are correct. Sometimes there are forces working against each other when you have both symmastia as well...