Going from A to "a full C" (don't know what cup size I am yet, this is the doctors estimate pre op). I've been told that the dr wants me to go braless and not to massage the implants post op. The reason to not massage is due to the type of implant (Motiva 265cc silicone). I guess not wearing a bra is ok because my implants are smaller so they don't need as much support while dropping. But no massage? I don't want to risk capsular contracture.
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Motiva implants are made by a South American company called Establishment Labs and have not received FDA approval. Although surgeons in the U.S. can obtain the implants, these implants have not yet met the strict FDA approval process to determine their safety. I would question your surgeo...
Yes, you are bottoming out. No, this is not because you have too-large implants, it is because your surgeon made the pockets too low, or did not factor in the effects of healing, softening, and stretch under the ever-present physical fact of gravity.I see this problem all-too-frequently when my...
In the US there are 3 major implant providers: Allergan, Mentor, and Sientra. All three of these companies charge the same amount for smooth round vs textured round implants. Their shaped implants are all more expensive than their round implants. All shaped implants are textured.
