Pocket Revision/internal Bra Drop and Fluff?

Since implants already have been in place, and the pec muscles have accommodated, the early high riding implant phenomenon is less common in a revision operation unless the new implant is much larger than the first. I would defer to your surgeon's recommendation for a bra. It is important to provide support until the capsulorrhaphy areas have healed.

Thanks, and best wishes.

The phenomenon of implant "drop" is more about the breast tissues relaxing and allowing the implant to fill out the lower pole of the breast. With a slight increase in implant volume (420->475), this will not put too much additional stretch on the tissues. Also, it is obvious that the implant pocket is too large, hence the capsulorrhaphy which further reduces the likelihood of seeing an implant "drop." As for bras, supportive cup bras work very well. Underwires allow for accurate positioning of the bra. I personally do not like the sports bras as they compress rather than support. If you have difficulty getting fitted, try going to a mastectomy department at a department store (Nordstrom's for instance) where they will be happy to size you appropriately.

I doubt you will see as much the second time around because you had a capsule tightening procedure and you went with bigge implants.

 Thank you for the question.

No, in my experience, there is much less “dropping” of breast implants seen after capsulorraphy surgery, compared to initial breast augmentation surgery. In regards to the use of bras, I would suggest that you follow your plastic surgeons recommendations;  he/she knows your situation best that is ultimately responsible for your care.

Best wishes;  hopefully you'll be very pleased with the outcome of the procedure performed.

Every plastic surgeon has their own post operative protocol following breast surgery.  If he recommends an underwire bra then this would help to support then newly created inframammary crease and keep the weight of the implant off of the capsule repair.