I had an axilas breast augmentation one month 400cc uhp, I have realised that my boobs have some dents under them and you can see them even more when you put them together. Is that normal? Was the pocket made properly? Will they go down? I have spoken to PS, looking for a second opinion.
Answer: 1 month post op axilar breast augmentation. Have dents under my breasts. Is this normal? Was the pocket made properly? (photos) Thank you for sharing your question and photographs. I see your areas of concern but remember that you are still early in your recovery. If the muscle release was performed appropriately, these areas of indentation should stretch with time to afford you a more natural look and shape to each breast. Allow your results at least 6 months time before assessing the long-term aesthetic outcome. Hope this helps.
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Answer: 1 month post op axilar breast augmentation. Have dents under my breasts. Is this normal? Was the pocket made properly? (photos) Thank you for sharing your question and photographs. I see your areas of concern but remember that you are still early in your recovery. If the muscle release was performed appropriately, these areas of indentation should stretch with time to afford you a more natural look and shape to each breast. Allow your results at least 6 months time before assessing the long-term aesthetic outcome. Hope this helps.
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Answer: 1 month post op axilar breast augmentation. Have dents under my breasts. Is this normal? Was the pocket made properly? Hello, thank you for your question. You still in the healing process, It can often take up to 6 months for a breast augmentation results to be known so I recommend you to follow up with your surgeon in person to discuss your concerns and have them provide you reassurance that you are healing properly.
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Answer: 1 month post op axilar breast augmentation. Have dents under my breasts. Is this normal? Was the pocket made properly? Hello, thank you for your question. You still in the healing process, It can often take up to 6 months for a breast augmentation results to be known so I recommend you to follow up with your surgeon in person to discuss your concerns and have them provide you reassurance that you are healing properly.
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July 15, 2019
Answer: Breast Implants Hi & thanks for your question! You are still early in your recovery. It can take 3 to 6 months for the implants to drop and settle.Continue to follow your surgeons post op instructions and contact him/her with your concerns.Best wishes!
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July 15, 2019
Answer: Breast Implants Hi & thanks for your question! You are still early in your recovery. It can take 3 to 6 months for the implants to drop and settle.Continue to follow your surgeons post op instructions and contact him/her with your concerns.Best wishes!
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June 24, 2019
Answer: One month after transaxillary augmentation One month after augmentation, there is still swelling present, and the implants have not settled. Small deformities and asymmetries are common at this point, and most will resolve over time. If the problem has not resolved after three months, surgical revision will be required. The transaxillary approach , while leaving a cosmetically excellant scar, is difficult to perform well, and can result in high placement of the implants due to incomplete dissection of the lower , inner part of the pocket and release of the muscle. You also appear to have scars below both breasts resulting from drain placement that will most likely require revision.
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June 24, 2019
Answer: One month after transaxillary augmentation One month after augmentation, there is still swelling present, and the implants have not settled. Small deformities and asymmetries are common at this point, and most will resolve over time. If the problem has not resolved after three months, surgical revision will be required. The transaxillary approach , while leaving a cosmetically excellant scar, is difficult to perform well, and can result in high placement of the implants due to incomplete dissection of the lower , inner part of the pocket and release of the muscle. You also appear to have scars below both breasts resulting from drain placement that will most likely require revision.
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June 21, 2019
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June 21, 2019
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