Im now worried that by my removing my postsurgical bra for around 5-6 hours that it may have caused earlier bottoming out or movement downward of the IMF, or just any sag or movement downward of my new breasts. i want to keep them nice and high and perky, so im paranoid that this was a mistake. any help? would that have affected the results or final appearance of my breasts at ALL? so paranoid about it. i want to keep them PERFect and perky and in perfect position.
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Lisa Lynn Sowder, MD (retired) - Account Suspended says:
In most cases, yours included, the cause of synmastia is the size of the implants and the need to dissect close to the midline to make room for the implants. Many patients really want implants that are just too big for their chests and sometimes synmastia occurs or sometimes the implants...
As you describe, you are nearly one-year post op, so it likely won’t worsen. Seek a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon for correction and guidance.Karen Singer, M.D., P.A.Harvard GraduateBoard Certified Plastic Surgeon
It is very common for women to have asymmetric breasts. This can occur before or after breast feeding. There are surgical corrections that are based on the degree of asymmetry and overall shape of the breasts. You would need to submit a photo for more information. Also, you should have stopped...
