Sagging with Under the Muscle Implants?

April 8, 2013
Asked By:Pickle12 in Glasgow, MO

Hi i used to have round implants and after 12 years they began to sag a little but they sagged with the rest of my breast, so it didnt even look like i had implants. I have had them replaced with unders and im now hearing that over time the muscle may hold the implant up while the rest of the breast almost slides off the implant. Is this correct? Would you see the implant held in place and the rest of the tissue hanging over and lower? Or will the implant sag with the rest of the breast?

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