Are my nipples too low after breast implants? (Photo)

Annabray, Without seeing your preoperative photos it is impossible to know if the asymmetries you see may be part of your natural shape asymmetry (which we all have). If it represents a different shape or feel or is worsening over time it may be the sign of a capsular contracture...

Thank you for your question and pictures.My patients will ask (after undergoing a bilateral procedure) why one side behaves or feels differently than the other. My answer is because you had two separate surgeries on two separate parts of the body (yes they may both be breasts, or eyes, or ears ...

If your cough is due to bacterial infection, you should not have breast augmentation. You do not want to risk bacteria infecting the implants. Also, coughing post op will be uncomfortable and could increase bruising.Better to postpone until cough gone- discuss with your plastic surgeon.

Because you are in the early stages of healing from your breast augmentation procedure, it is too early to see the final results. Your body will continue to heal and swelling will diminish over the next several weeks. The implants themselves can take many months to drop and settle under your...

Your implants look very tight under your chest muscle. At 2 days post op, you are in the early stages of your healing process. This tightness should get better with stretching of your muscles. Stretching your muscles and the use of a surgical bandeau may help.  It is not uncommon  for...