Will Renuva help with double bubble breast implant? (Photos)

Double bubble is a catch all term that essentially describes problems with the inframammary fold. You essentially have a bilateral double bubble deformity characterized by inadequately obliterated original (native) breast fold that has now transposed on to the lower pole of the breast. The new breast fold is where the implant settled down to. This is how one has a "double bubble". This is a complex challenging case due to the need to obliterate the original breast fold while not destabilizing the remaining pocket/new fold position. You truly need to see a breast revision expert certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. Your revisionary surgeon will likely include extensive breast pocket work,, placement of new implants (larger and more high profile in my opinion), use of internal support (i.e. Galaflex), and drain placement.

You’re posted photos to show significant double bubble deformity, and the option of self fat grafting, maneuver, FD approved, fat grafting or the new ALLOCLAE FDA approved fat grafting ARE OPTIONS, BUT THE COST FOR BOTH THE FDA APPROVED INJECTIONS ARE VERY HIGH VERSUS DOING LIPOSUCTION AND YOUR FAT GRAFTING. BEST OF VIRTUAL CONSULT WITH TO GET A FULLER UNDERSTANDING BUT EXPECT THE NEED OF AT LEAST 100 CC OF THE FAT INJECTIONS OR MORE PER BREAST. THERE WAS ALSO NO GUARANTEE IT WOULD GIVE A RESULT THAT CAN BE BETTER OBTAINED WITH YOUR OWN FAT GRAFTING. SO AGAIN BEST OF VIRTUAL CONSULT WOULD EXPECT FEES TO RANGE FROM $10,000-$25,000 BECAUSE OF USING THE FDA IMPROVED INJECTIONS THERE COST ARE QUITE HIGH.

I don’t think volume enhancement is going to fix your problem.
The outcome is the director reflection of how the procedure was done.
At this point, it may be challenging to get a good outcome.
I recommend you focus on provider selection, making sure you’re working with as efficiently skilled plastic surgeon.
When consulting with plastic surgeons for revision procedures, ask them to show you examples of previous patients who had similar situations for whatever procedure the surgeon is recommending.
Finding the right surgeon to work with can be really difficult.
I recommend having several in person consultations before selecting a provider to work with.
Good luck,
Mats Hagstrom MD