I have 380CC saline with moderate profile. I have noticed since the wrapping has came off the left breast has been flatter on the bottom a d sits much lower with an indent when moving the breast muscle. It has yet to improve. I got surgery on May 12. Thank you!
August 1, 2017
Answer: Post op BA Hello and thanks for posting your question and photos on RealSelf.comIt's very difficult to speculate about the observations you have made regarding changes in your breast postoperatively. Your pre-op starting point is typically very helpful in predicting your post operative result. Asymmetries that exist prior to your operation, unless specifically addressed by your surgeon, will remain postoperatively. I would recommend keeping an open dialogue with your plastic surgeon about what you are observing and discuss your concerns with them.Best wishes.
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August 1, 2017
Answer: Post op BA Hello and thanks for posting your question and photos on RealSelf.comIt's very difficult to speculate about the observations you have made regarding changes in your breast postoperatively. Your pre-op starting point is typically very helpful in predicting your post operative result. Asymmetries that exist prior to your operation, unless specifically addressed by your surgeon, will remain postoperatively. I would recommend keeping an open dialogue with your plastic surgeon about what you are observing and discuss your concerns with them.Best wishes.
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August 1, 2017
Answer: The muscle Assuming that your implants were place under the muscle, the indentation is the border of the released muscle. When you flex your chest by pushing your hands against your hips you may notice that the implants move. If this bothers you and the animation is excessive, this can be surgically improved by releasing more of the muscle. Best to discuss your concerns with your surgeons.Best wishes,Dr. Ravi Somayazula
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August 1, 2017
Answer: The muscle Assuming that your implants were place under the muscle, the indentation is the border of the released muscle. When you flex your chest by pushing your hands against your hips you may notice that the implants move. If this bothers you and the animation is excessive, this can be surgically improved by releasing more of the muscle. Best to discuss your concerns with your surgeons.Best wishes,Dr. Ravi Somayazula
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