So I had my BA 5 years ago, didn’t have much breast tissue to begin with, and I got 300cc B-lite anatomical high projection implants. Do I have waterfall deformity or has the implant been placed just too high (since I didn’t have much tissue to sag)? Even if it is waterfall deformity, should I change them necessarily? Thank you!
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There are a few procedures that may help. Micro-needling, laser, steroid injections, etc. Schedule an appointment with your surgeon to discuss your options. Best wishes!
A "double bubble" is a known complication of breast augmentation. Some surgeons will offer to treat this at a reduced or no cost but are not required to do so. X-rays rarely provide valuable information for breast implants. To evaluate the implants an MRI or high-resolution ultrasound would be...
With clearance and discussion with your hematologist, you will be fine proceeding with breast augmentation. Your surgeon should always have a thorough discussion of risk profile with you prior to proceeding with surgery.
