I am 29 and underwent a primary breast augmentation on 4/13/10. The first thing that my PS said to me when I came out from surgery is, "I used 400cc." During preoperative we had discussed using 300-325cc. When I asked him why he had used that size he said that when he sat me up they fit my body better. I started off a 34A/32B (5'3", 105 pounds)and had desired a 32C. Now I am afraid that I will be bigger than I had desired (I'm a yoga instructor, I can't be big). Transaxillary, subglandular, 400cc, memory moderate-plus. What now?
January 5, 2014
Answer: Who CHOSES the Breast Implant It sounds like major miscommunication. I agree with most of my colleagues that now is NOT the time to contemplate any immediate return to the OR. The best course is to wait for a few months and see if you are happy with the results before kicking up sand and revising your breasts.
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January 5, 2014
Answer: Who CHOSES the Breast Implant It sounds like major miscommunication. I agree with most of my colleagues that now is NOT the time to contemplate any immediate return to the OR. The best course is to wait for a few months and see if you are happy with the results before kicking up sand and revising your breasts.
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April 28, 2010
Answer: Too early to discuss the isze I would suggest that you wait at least 3 months. You had enough trust in your doctor that you let him operate on you, now you need to trust his judgment and wait till the swelling is resolved. If you think your breast are too big after the healing period, then you can sit down with your doctor and discuss the replacement.
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April 28, 2010
Answer: Too early to discuss the isze I would suggest that you wait at least 3 months. You had enough trust in your doctor that you let him operate on you, now you need to trust his judgment and wait till the swelling is resolved. If you think your breast are too big after the healing period, then you can sit down with your doctor and discuss the replacement.
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