I asked for high profile implants with lots of cleavage at the top. But I feel they have been placed too low and I have not at all achieved the upper cleavage look I desired. They seem to make my torso look short and if you compare to my natural breasts are much lower (look at the freckle on my sternum). Is this bottoming out or were they originally placed too low? my nipples also point upwards.
Answer: Bottoming out Your implants are bottoming out. This can sometimes happen with larger implants, thin tissue, or a combination. Surgical intervention is needed to correct this. To lower your risk of this happening again you can consider smaller implants or perhaps add mesh.
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Answer: Bottoming out Your implants are bottoming out. This can sometimes happen with larger implants, thin tissue, or a combination. Surgical intervention is needed to correct this. To lower your risk of this happening again you can consider smaller implants or perhaps add mesh.
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Answer: Are my implants too low? Your implants have bottomed out and when they do they make the nipple position higher and therefore make your nipples point upwards (stargazer nipples). When the implants bottom out it also increases the distance from the nipple to the fold and gives the breast an unusual appearance.
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Answer: Are my implants too low? Your implants have bottomed out and when they do they make the nipple position higher and therefore make your nipples point upwards (stargazer nipples). When the implants bottom out it also increases the distance from the nipple to the fold and gives the breast an unusual appearance.
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June 7, 2024
Answer: Implant size Thanks for your question! I'm not sure placement of the implant is the issue. I think you chose too large of an implant for your breasts. Because you have natural pseudoptosis, I would've encouraged a smaller implant to start. You could've always replaced to go bigger. I think smaller implants are the right answer and a revision is probably necessary. Good luck!
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June 7, 2024
Answer: Implant size Thanks for your question! I'm not sure placement of the implant is the issue. I think you chose too large of an implant for your breasts. Because you have natural pseudoptosis, I would've encouraged a smaller implant to start. You could've always replaced to go bigger. I think smaller implants are the right answer and a revision is probably necessary. Good luck!
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June 2, 2024
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June 2, 2024
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May 30, 2024
Answer: Implants Your implants are too large and heavy for your tissue and are bottoming out. Go back to your surgeon and discuss your options. the best option would be for mesh support and smaller implants.
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May 30, 2024
Answer: Implants Your implants are too large and heavy for your tissue and are bottoming out. Go back to your surgeon and discuss your options. the best option would be for mesh support and smaller implants.
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August 1, 2024
Answer: Implant position Your right at that your nipples should not be pointing up. You have to speak about these concerns with your plastic surgeon. A revision May certainly be considered, but your surgeon may want to wait a certain amount of time before moving the implants into a better position.
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August 1, 2024
Answer: Implant position Your right at that your nipples should not be pointing up. You have to speak about these concerns with your plastic surgeon. A revision May certainly be considered, but your surgeon may want to wait a certain amount of time before moving the implants into a better position.
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