I had my 3 month post-op visit for my breast augmentation last week. My doctor confirmed that I have "bottoming out" on my left side. Right now it is subtle and does not bother me, but my big question is: Will the implant continue to drop lower and become more obvious over time? My doctor offered to do a revision within the next 3 months, but I don't want to do another surgery if they won't change any more from how they look now (3 months post-op). Any advice is greatly appreciated!
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September 15, 2021
Answer: Bottoming out can progress over time with breast implants.
Hello,In cases of reconstruction post-mastopexy there is OHIP coverage but Breast Augmentation with implants is typically considered to be an elective, cosmetic procedure for most people.All the best
Thanks for the question. While the implants should not rupture, biting is probably not in your best interest. If it actually broke the skin it could lead to an infection which could jeopardize the implant. Best of Luck!
At two years after surgery, an air bubble would not be present. Small air pockets exist around the implant right after surgery, but they go away as healing progresses. I have seen patients in the past who have felt an air bubble. Most often, this has turned out to be the...
