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Thin tissue after first implant failure - what can I do to help it work? (Photos)

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Nichole9431Dec 1, 2024
I have Butt implant surgery scheduled with a board certified doctor. He says there is a 70% chance of it being a success because the first ones I had caused the muscle/tissue to stretch paper thin. I’ve asked him a million questions but was hoping for more advice and answers from other doctors on here. What can I do to help it work? Follow recovery ofc and should I workout to grow the muscle after? What else can be done to keep them in. I’ve had the old ones removed for awhile now to heal tissue

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Dr. Daniel P. Markmann, MD
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Answered on Dec 2, 2024
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Hello dear! 6 months post surgery is enough time for the discomfort to have gone away, it is best to consult with your surgeon and evaluate all possible causes. Good luck.

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