I have 800cc under muscle silicone implants i got done dec.31.15 they look a mess and really hurt me,I can't pick up my 2 year old son they hurt so much my dr tells me it's my body's fault.and puts the blame on me
March 6, 2017
Answer: Revision A revision to resize your implants and recreate your prior inframammary fold would correct this. You would have to go smaller with the implants but would have the nice breast shape without the discomfort.
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March 6, 2017
Answer: Revision A revision to resize your implants and recreate your prior inframammary fold would correct this. You would have to go smaller with the implants but would have the nice breast shape without the discomfort.
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March 5, 2017
Answer: Breast issues after augmentation This is a classic, and severe, double bubble deformity, caused by putting in implants which are too large for your frame, which subsequently pushed past your natural and existing fold. The only way to remedy this is with a revision surgery by an experienced plastic surgeon Board certified by the American Board of plastic surgery. Trust no one else with this difficult case.Best of luck!
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March 5, 2017
Answer: Breast issues after augmentation This is a classic, and severe, double bubble deformity, caused by putting in implants which are too large for your frame, which subsequently pushed past your natural and existing fold. The only way to remedy this is with a revision surgery by an experienced plastic surgeon Board certified by the American Board of plastic surgery. Trust no one else with this difficult case.Best of luck!
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September 5, 2017
Answer: Implants should fit your breast and chest Hi missmarch3694. Thanks for sharing pics. Your implants are too large in comparison to your native breast skin envelope & tissue. The crease represents your native inframammary fold-a normal lower boundary to our breasts before the abdomen begins. You would benefit from a second procedure to place a smaller implant, release the native crease, and close off the lower space below the breasts. Please seek a second opinion from another ABPS certified PS-take a copy of your operative note, before pics, and implant dimensions/fill to your appointment. Best wishes,
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September 5, 2017
Answer: Implants should fit your breast and chest Hi missmarch3694. Thanks for sharing pics. Your implants are too large in comparison to your native breast skin envelope & tissue. The crease represents your native inframammary fold-a normal lower boundary to our breasts before the abdomen begins. You would benefit from a second procedure to place a smaller implant, release the native crease, and close off the lower space below the breasts. Please seek a second opinion from another ABPS certified PS-take a copy of your operative note, before pics, and implant dimensions/fill to your appointment. Best wishes,
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