I'm concerned that my right implant is messed up in some way. I know it's super earlie to tell but I don't understand why my left side has dropped down sooo much and my right is still very high. I'm trying my best to not be worried but it's kinda hard.
July 10, 2017
Answer: One breast has dropped faster than the other after augmentation. At this stage in your recovery it is certainly common for the implants to drop at different speeds. you have to give it at least three months to evaluate final results. Follow-ups and communication with your plastic surgeon are essential. #StayBeautiful @RealDrWorldWide
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July 10, 2017
Answer: One breast has dropped faster than the other after augmentation. At this stage in your recovery it is certainly common for the implants to drop at different speeds. you have to give it at least three months to evaluate final results. Follow-ups and communication with your plastic surgeon are essential. #StayBeautiful @RealDrWorldWide
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July 10, 2017
Answer: To drop or not to drop that is the question? thanks for your questioning your photo. It certainly is common for one implant to drop faster than the other sometimes it takes weeks and can even take up to a couple of months. I would be patient. I would discuss your concerns with your board-certified plastic surgeon to make sure that everything is going as they expected. In my experience usually when the implant is higher than the other, it is based on the fact that you use one hand more than the other. They usually settle. I would not be concerned at all. An Intervention may be necessary if it does stay settle but only after 6 months.Good luck.All the best,Carlos Mata MD, MBA, FACSBoard-certified plastic surgeon
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July 10, 2017
Answer: To drop or not to drop that is the question? thanks for your questioning your photo. It certainly is common for one implant to drop faster than the other sometimes it takes weeks and can even take up to a couple of months. I would be patient. I would discuss your concerns with your board-certified plastic surgeon to make sure that everything is going as they expected. In my experience usually when the implant is higher than the other, it is based on the fact that you use one hand more than the other. They usually settle. I would not be concerned at all. An Intervention may be necessary if it does stay settle but only after 6 months.Good luck.All the best,Carlos Mata MD, MBA, FACSBoard-certified plastic surgeon
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