3.5 years post-op, do I have lateral displacement? And how bad really is it if so? (Photos)

Hi There, Thank you for your question. Scoliosis, a curvature of the spine, can influence the way breast implants sit on the chest. It can impact the overall symmetry and positioning of the breasts. Your surgeon's assessment that the heavy feeling could be related to your anatomical...

Some women make capsules. I would suggest going with a smaller capsule. If your present capsule is not too old or too hard, consider oral Accolate and external ultrasound treatments. For any any repeat surgery, be sure and stay on Accolate for least 3 months.

It has been enough time to let your tissue heal. You can increase, but make sure the additional weight will not be too heavy for your frame or tissue.

With time, especially with running, your breasts will slowly sag. They are large enough to stretch and thin your tissue, especially with the bounce of running. Always wear a good supporting bra when you run.

Go back to your surgeon and discuss your concerns. If it is mainly loose tissue, it can be tightened with minimally invasive radiofrequency. If the fold is the issue, it can be tightened or released.

It is difficult to provide an adequate comprehensive answer without additional information such as size of implant placed, position of implant (above/below muscle), and doing a physical exam. It appears that the implants may be in a subglandular/subfascial position. I would recommend performing...