Breast lift/large implant to smaller implants? (Photo)

Hi there Could be a few things. Silicone implant rupture- it certainly could be however in order to prove you will need imaging such as an MRI or Ultrasound to detect. Usually when the implant ruptures the capsule thickens and the breast becomes harder (dosent always occur however) over time and...

Considering the asymmetry you've shown in your preoperative photos, you have come a long ways following your first operation. In complex cases like this it is not unusual to require a revision. Many options may be available, but to select the best one would require an examination of your breasts...

It appears that to achieve your goals would require a mastopexy, i.e. a breast lift. Some surgeons will do this under local anesthesia, but most prefer general anesthesia. If you are truly interested in having this done under local, you can call a few surgeons in your area to find those that...

Your narrative suggests that you are developing a capsular contracture. This can be confirmed by a visit to your surgeon and examination of your breasts. If present, he or she and discuss treatment options.

Your photos suggest the possibility of a capsular contracture of your right breast. To confirm this, or any other causes of the asymmetry would require a physical examination. A return visit to your surgeon would be appropriate at this time.

Hi there, Sorry to hear that you are not happy with your BA size. I would recommend waiting at least three months before going back into the pocket and changing. This gives time for the implants to take their final position, your capsule to fully form, and the tissues to fully stretch around the...