Hello, I am 29 years old, my height are 1,73 cm and I weight today 62 Kilogram (before the breast Augmentation I weighed 50 Kilogram). I had in 2007 a Breast Augmentation but I´m not very happy with the results. My Breast are too close together (no space between them!). I have high profile silicon implants in 380 cc. I´m going to change the Implants in April 2012 and I will like they bigger. What can I do or what the doctor should so that the results will be better (more space between them?
December 27, 2011
Answer: I would not reccommend larger implants
The implants that you have are already probably too large for your body. If you go larger it will only exacerbate the issue. I agree that using Acellular dermal matrix to reinforce the medial pocket would be a good idea along with using a smaller implant to fit the width of your chest wall.
Good luck,
Dr T
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December 27, 2011
Answer: I would not reccommend larger implants
The implants that you have are already probably too large for your body. If you go larger it will only exacerbate the issue. I agree that using Acellular dermal matrix to reinforce the medial pocket would be a good idea along with using a smaller implant to fit the width of your chest wall.
Good luck,
Dr T
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December 27, 2011
Answer: How to correct symmastia
When the breast implants are too close together it is called "symmastia" or "synmastia." If the implants are under the muscle, then the attachment of the muscle along the breastbone (sternum) usually prevents it. If above the muscle it can be more difficult to repair and larger implants can make it even worse, especially of you already have high profile. So if they are over the muscle then going under will help. If the are already under the muscle, then it needs to be re-attached and probably supported with an acellular matrix graft such as Strattice (I don't know f it is available in Germany.)
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December 27, 2011
Answer: How to correct symmastia
When the breast implants are too close together it is called "symmastia" or "synmastia." If the implants are under the muscle, then the attachment of the muscle along the breastbone (sternum) usually prevents it. If above the muscle it can be more difficult to repair and larger implants can make it even worse, especially of you already have high profile. So if they are over the muscle then going under will help. If the are already under the muscle, then it needs to be re-attached and probably supported with an acellular matrix graft such as Strattice (I don't know f it is available in Germany.)
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