Hello! I recently had an MRI of my breasts and also met with a breast surgeon (not a plastic surgeon-I'm waiting for my consult in 3 months) who advised me that my MRI images can assist the PS in determining how much breast tissue I have. My silicone implants were placed under the muscle 22 years ago and I've gained maybe 40 pounds since then so am assuming I may have more tissue now as opposed to then when I was 20 and weighed much less. TIA!
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I would suggest meeting with a pain doctor to see if injections of the nerves might help. However, the palpitations may possibly be due to something else.
Nom it will not settle on its own because it has already done so. However, you can have some reshaping done or even some fat transferred. Please discuss your concerns with your surgeon.
Hi REW80, thank you for your question. It is possible that the scar tissue that is forming around your implants is what is causing the asymmetry. Once the capsulectomies are performed, the surgeon can determine how much breast tissue to excise during the breast lift. Often times, there is a side...
