6 months post breast reduction with pre existing implants - what could have caused double bubble to develop? (photos)

It is difficult to determine the exact cause of the double bubble appearance without a physical examination and more information about your surgery. However, it is possible that the double bubble appearance may be caused by a few factors related to your previous surgery and your recent breast reduction.

One possibility is that the breast reduction surgery may have caused the implant to move downward, resulting in a double bubble appearance. If the breast reduction removed a significant amount of breast tissue, this may have altered the position of the implant and created a visible crease or indentation in the lower breast.

Another possibility is that the initial mastopexy and implant placement surgery created a breast shape where the implant was sitting high on the chest wall and the new breast mound was situated lower down. This created an illusion of upper fullness but also a risk of the double bubble appearance after the breast reduction.

It is also possible that a combination of these factors contributed to the double bubble appearance. To determine the best course of action, it is recommended that you consult with a qualified plastic surgeon who can evaluate your breasts and recommend a treatment plan based on your individual needs and goals. Possible options may include implant repositioning, implant exchange, or additional breast revision surgery to correct the double bubble appearance.

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