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Thank you for the question and photo. The nipples do appear a little and it is difficult to answer your question without examining you or reviewing your preop photos. It is best to discuss with your board certified plastic surgeon. Good luck.
Hello, "too low" at some point will be an opinion. Your outcome depends on where you are starting from and how large of implant you choose as well how and where your surgeon choose to place your implant. I would discuss your concerns with your PS who has seen you preoperative anatomy and has had the discuss about your desires.
Thanks for your question and photo. Yes, your nipples appear a little low. It's hard to say without looking at your before pictures if this is from the implants being too high or if you had a short nipple to crease distance to begin with. Either way, I suggest following up with your plastic surgeon who can formulate a plan to fix this. Good luck!
Dear Patient: thanks for your question and photos. It seems they are, you can always ask your Board Certified Plastic Surgeon to do revision surgery to lower the pocket. This might be a viable option. Hope this helps!
Hello HK.It looks like your nipples are a bit too low. I would suggest you have an examination with your plastic surgeon to discuss this concern.Best wishes, Dr. ALDO :)
Thank you for your question and photo. I'm sorry to hear of your post0op concern. Your implants appear to be sitting too high. Please discuss your concerns with your board certified plastic surgeon. Hope this helps and good luck with your recovery.
We only have one somewhat blurry photo to see. Either your implants are too high or nipples too low. Best advice is to discuss your concerns with your surgeon and explore options to correct things.
Hi there, Thank you for your question. From your photo it appears as though your implants are sitting high. If your implants were to come down your areola would be sitting higher. Speak with your surgeon about your concern and potential options to correct this. Best, realdrsix
Thank you for your question and photo. It’s impossible to make an assessment based on a photo alone, and at 5 months post-op, it’s possible that your implants are still in the process of “dropping” into place. However, if your nipples were low before getting breast augmentation, the procedure may have only made their position more noticeable. If you’re concerned, I suggest following up with your plastic surgeon.
They do look too low to me. What did your surgeon say? You should visit with them and see what they think.
No, you do not have tuberous breasts. I think you would benefit from a breast implant and not from Noogleberry. The implant selection should be based on a combination of your desired size, soft tissue dynamics, breast base diameter and skin elasticity. I recommend an in-office...
As you are two years post op it is unlikely that pole dancing or any strenuous activity will affect your implants. As your implants are placed under the muscle you will notice the breast move every time you contract your chest muscles. However this movement will not cause displacement...
Hematoma after breast augmentation should be an uncommon event. It does happen on occasion. As long as the accumulated blood is removed, it should not change your outcome. Leaving accumulated blood in the pocket can increase risk of infection an capsular contracture....