I am 11 months post op and i cant tell if im bottoming out on my right side or just a slight bit asymmetrical. Please help!
Answer: Is my right breast bottoming out? (Photos) THank you for sharing your question and photographs. Your implant is unfortunately bottoming out and will require a revision procedure to correct. Talk to your surgeon about appropriate timing.
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Answer: Is my right breast bottoming out? (Photos) THank you for sharing your question and photographs. Your implant is unfortunately bottoming out and will require a revision procedure to correct. Talk to your surgeon about appropriate timing.
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Answer: On the side of the tattoo, there is a slight bottoming out. Thank you for your question. On the side of the tattoo, there is a slight bottoming out. By performing revision surgery and moving the implant, we can achieve the symmetry, but since the asymmetry isn’t severe it is for you to decide if you want to get the revision. Now your implants are inserted over the pectoralis muscle (subglandular), but changing their placement to subpectoral or dual plane and performing fat graft would make implants contour less visible.
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Answer: On the side of the tattoo, there is a slight bottoming out. Thank you for your question. On the side of the tattoo, there is a slight bottoming out. By performing revision surgery and moving the implant, we can achieve the symmetry, but since the asymmetry isn’t severe it is for you to decide if you want to get the revision. Now your implants are inserted over the pectoralis muscle (subglandular), but changing their placement to subpectoral or dual plane and performing fat graft would make implants contour less visible.
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May 10, 2022
Answer: Bottoming out Yes, you may need to support this side with a capsulorrhaphy. I would also consider fat grafting around the breasts to improve the overall contour of the upper poles.
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May 10, 2022
Answer: Bottoming out Yes, you may need to support this side with a capsulorrhaphy. I would also consider fat grafting around the breasts to improve the overall contour of the upper poles.
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April 27, 2022
Answer: Bottoming out Hello, this is a potential risk with any implant. Typically I prefer the submuscular method, so that the pec muscle can help support the weight of the implant. Over time with gravity the skin and muscle weaken. I always advised good supportive bras.
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April 27, 2022
Answer: Bottoming out Hello, this is a potential risk with any implant. Typically I prefer the submuscular method, so that the pec muscle can help support the weight of the implant. Over time with gravity the skin and muscle weaken. I always advised good supportive bras.
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April 26, 2022
Answer: Am I bottoming out? Yes it appears you are bottoming out. This is likely due to the implant being too large for your breast space. You may want to consider downsizing the implants for a better fit and to avoid the occurrence.
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April 26, 2022
Answer: Am I bottoming out? Yes it appears you are bottoming out. This is likely due to the implant being too large for your breast space. You may want to consider downsizing the implants for a better fit and to avoid the occurrence.
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April 19, 2022
Answer: Implants Your large implant is bottoming out on the one side. It appears to be heavy for your tissue and frame. You might try wearing underwire bras to help give more support.
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April 19, 2022
Answer: Implants Your large implant is bottoming out on the one side. It appears to be heavy for your tissue and frame. You might try wearing underwire bras to help give more support.
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