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 multiple modalities available to treat scars such as your own. The reason for many options is that none are perfect and none can guarantee improvement. Discuss options with your surgeon. He or she may be able to lay out a flexible plan of treatment with changing options depending on...
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.
