I had BA 7 weeks ago w/ 350cc saline. I am relatively thin and have begun to notice rippling on one breast in the cleavage area. The rippling is not major, but I am concerned it is going to continue to get worse. Does rippling continue to develop? Is there anything I can do from stopping it or any activities that could make it worse? Thank you.
February 12, 2011
Answer: Once You Notice Rippling in Breast Implants, Will It Continue to Get Worse?
Once You Notice Rippling in Breast Implants, Will It Continue to Get Worse? The answer is usually yes. However, I have a few patients that are aware of rippling with as little as 5 lb wegiht loss but notice that it is less visible when they put the weight back on.
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February 12, 2011
Answer: Once You Notice Rippling in Breast Implants, Will It Continue to Get Worse?
Once You Notice Rippling in Breast Implants, Will It Continue to Get Worse? The answer is usually yes. However, I have a few patients that are aware of rippling with as little as 5 lb wegiht loss but notice that it is less visible when they put the weight back on.
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June 28, 2010
Answer: Breast implant visible wrinkling can be concealed with fat grafting
Larger implants tend to wrinkle more, especially under thin soft tissue coverage. I've treated a few women with visible implant wrinkling using fat grafting in the sub-cutaneous plane. This is typically a low-volume grafting procedure- 50-60 cc per breast has worked in the past. Other options include very expensive dermal graft products like Strattice or Alloderm. Fat is free!
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June 28, 2010
Answer: Breast implant visible wrinkling can be concealed with fat grafting
Larger implants tend to wrinkle more, especially under thin soft tissue coverage. I've treated a few women with visible implant wrinkling using fat grafting in the sub-cutaneous plane. This is typically a low-volume grafting procedure- 50-60 cc per breast has worked in the past. Other options include very expensive dermal graft products like Strattice or Alloderm. Fat is free!
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