I had implants put in eight years ago. The muscle adhered to the scar-tissue causing pain when using my arm and an achy feeling most of the time. The scar had faded over the years but the surgeon said it would be easier to go in through the original incision to fix the problem rather than under breast. I had surgery this December but the problem remains. He now suggests to cut the muscle free from the ribs with a new incision under the breast under local anesthesia.
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I have specialized in XL breast implants for many years. Yes, you should be able to go bigger with an open capsultomy and if not enough room then placement of a tissue expander and then switching to a custom silicone breast implant. I have a special arrangement with a couple of breast tissue ...
If you have a method of payment, there will be someone who will be willing to perform this procedure for you. There are countless reasons why this is a terrible idea.
Usually
bottoming out occurs more with saline implants or if it is from overdissection
of the inframmamary fold, this is difficult to correct. The chances of it
re-occurring, especially with a large implant, it is not insignificant. I would
recommend changing implants from saline to silicone, or...
