I had surgery 7 months ago with nagor textured hp implants 300cc and I'm really unhappy with the results. My breasts feel very hard and stiff, they barely move. They are very round and stuck on and my right breast is slightly higher. I was a 32b pre op. I want go slightly bigger (I am currently a 32d-dd would like to be a 32e) and want my breasts to feel soft and have movement to them and a natural slope. Will smooth silicon implants achieve this? I am looking to come to the US for the revision.
June 27, 2014
Answer: Hard, round, fake-looking implants? Thank you for your question. I'm sorry you are disappointed with your results, but there is hope. The implants you have are likely made of highly cohesive gel, making them more stiff than other types of gel implants. For some women, this is a good thing. For you, it's not. The textured surface of your implants mean they aren't as mobile as smooth-surfaced implants, which is why they don't move as naturally as a smooth-surfaced implant. To address these two issues: stiffness and immobility, I would consider changing to round, smooth gel implants.Now, to address your desire to have a large implant placed---that may be a bad idea. You are quite thin and appear to have little tissue coverage over your implants. In addition, the size you have appear wide for your chest wall--going larger usually means going wider, and that would make you appear to have "side-boob" or "uni-boob", neither of which is ideal. There may be options for you, but you'll have to carefully discuss them with your surgeon, who should make decisions based on your tissue thickness, chest wall shape, and desired size.
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June 27, 2014
Answer: Hard, round, fake-looking implants? Thank you for your question. I'm sorry you are disappointed with your results, but there is hope. The implants you have are likely made of highly cohesive gel, making them more stiff than other types of gel implants. For some women, this is a good thing. For you, it's not. The textured surface of your implants mean they aren't as mobile as smooth-surfaced implants, which is why they don't move as naturally as a smooth-surfaced implant. To address these two issues: stiffness and immobility, I would consider changing to round, smooth gel implants.Now, to address your desire to have a large implant placed---that may be a bad idea. You are quite thin and appear to have little tissue coverage over your implants. In addition, the size you have appear wide for your chest wall--going larger usually means going wider, and that would make you appear to have "side-boob" or "uni-boob", neither of which is ideal. There may be options for you, but you'll have to carefully discuss them with your surgeon, who should make decisions based on your tissue thickness, chest wall shape, and desired size.
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Answer: Hard fake looking breast implants I am sorry you're disappointed with the results. Based in your photograph your breasts do look symmetrical. The first thing is to rule out a capsular contracture. If you do have capsular contracture then a significant revision is needed. On the other hand cohesive gel textured implants do feel firmer and less mobile than smooth walled breast implants If this is the problem simply replacing your current breast implants with smooth-walled breast implants may be all that you need.For more information on breast augmentation please read the following link:
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Answer: Hard fake looking breast implants I am sorry you're disappointed with the results. Based in your photograph your breasts do look symmetrical. The first thing is to rule out a capsular contracture. If you do have capsular contracture then a significant revision is needed. On the other hand cohesive gel textured implants do feel firmer and less mobile than smooth walled breast implants If this is the problem simply replacing your current breast implants with smooth-walled breast implants may be all that you need.For more information on breast augmentation please read the following link:
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