I had my procedure exactly a year ago. I started noticing around 4-6 months post op that my right implant dropped bit more than my left. My right feels slightly more lose and sensitive than my left. I decided to wait a year to see if my left would drop evenly to my right implant but it seems like it is not going anywhere. I lift/workout and tend to use my right arm a lot more than my left. Should I be concerned? Stop lifting? Continue to use compression band for my left implant? (I'm 5'3''/32AA to 32C/345CC's)
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You do have tuberous breasts. Fixing them depends on what you feel like the issue is. The most common treatment tends to be reduction of the size of the areola and placement of an implant.
Typically, nipple sensation will return by the 12 month mark, but it can take up to 2 years for sensation to fully return. There is increased risk when you have a lift along with the augmentation. Unfortunately, there aren’t any procedures that will bring back sensation if it doesn’t come bac...
Judging by the photos, you would be a candidate for breast implants AND mastopexy. No one wants the extra incisions and scars but unfortunately that is the best option for your to achieve an nice aesthetic outcome. Without a mastopexy you would have the same shape of your breast but slightly...
