Non Surgical Ways to Fix Bottoming out and Building Scar Tissue?

Thank you for your question.

IF you are truly experiencing "bottoming out" of the breast implant, I don't think that non-surgical methods will correct the situation.

For implant malposition correction, the use of permanent sutures are placed in the capsule to basically make a new pocket for better placement of the breast implants.  Post operative care is very important for this procedure as you need keep your elbows by your side and limit lifting for at least 3 months.   If you start activity too soon, this could cause the repair to be damaged and your implants will return to their original position. 

Find someone who has experience with capsulorrhaphy and can show you many examples of his / her work.

There is no non-surgical approach that I know of that will correct bottoming out.  At 5 months I doubt a bra will help.

There are a few causes of bottoming out, including malnutrition, causing the tissuesto not be strong enough to support the implant. Vitamin C is important for wound healing and for strong collagen, the protein building block of our tissues, including fibrous tissue and scar.

As bottoming out occurs, the implant is repositioning lower on the chest wall and the capsule (the lining your body makes around the implant) is extending lower than the optimal level.

Surgery is necessary to reduce/reshape the capsule to support the implant at the right height.

Despite our best efforts, bottoming out of implants can occasionally occur.  It is doubtful that non-surgical treatment will correct the problem.  Surgery usually involves repairing the bottom edge of the pocket with permanent sutures, and occasionally requires placing smaller implants.  Hope this is helpful.

At 5 months, the chance of garments fixing bottoming out is small.  But always worth a try.  If you don't see improvement and tightening relatively soon, you might need to consider a revision if the problem is significant enough.