I am a 27 years old woman diagnosed with PCOS. I would like to describe my breast shape and characteristics for your expert evaluation. Without a bra: My breasts appear widely spaced with no visible cleavage. The central chest area between my breasts is relatively flat and wide, almost resembling a thicker layer of soft tissue, similar to what you might see in overweight men. The overall shape looks saggy and lacks roundness, with a rather undefined contour. The breasts seem to sit low on my chest and appear somewhat like an A-cup in size. They do not have much projection or a distinct mound shape. With a bra: When wearing a bra, my upper breast area looks fuller, and I can achieve visible cleavage, making them appear more like a B-cup. The bra seems to lift and gather the tissue toward the center, creating a better-defined shape. But from what Ive read, people with tubular breasts often say their breasts still look empty or poorly shaped even with a bra. I feel that my breast shape is underdeveloped or lacking structural support. The tissue feels soft. I'm unsure whether this is due to hormonal imbalance from PCOS or if I may have a mild form of tubular breasts. Could this breast shape be consistent with a tubular breast deformity, or is it more likely due to fat distribution or hormonal issues? And is it possible to improve my breasts shape with exercise, massage, and hormone balancing? I would appreciate your professional insight. Thank you.
Im 31 years old and Ive wanted breast implants as long as I can remember (Ive never really been blessed with large breasts) However, over the last 4 years I have been really struggling with how my breasts look and make me feel confidence wise due to the asymmetry of them, after having and breastfeeding my 2 children. I have seen a few UK surgeons in the last couple of years who have advised that I would be suitable for a lift with implants, and just having different size implants put in with no lift. Ideally, I dont want the anchor scarring at all, but Im getting to the point now where I just need it sorted as Im so Im unhappy and my confidence is rock bottom. But I dont know what the best option would be. I just really dont know whether I will get the result that Im looking for with just the implants, and then end up needing a lift later down the line. Or if a one sided lift and implants would be the right way to go for me? I want natural looking breasts, but a lot fuller and just symmetrical. I am currently a 32 B/C but would like to be around DD. Maybe having around 240-300cc implants? Any advise would be greatly welcomed :)
I want more fullness on top and my breasts to appear closer together How can I achieve this look? I am 36 years old 5ft5 and 150 lbs. my chest measurement is 34 inches at the widest. And nipples are 21 cm apart
I had my larger implants, removed two years ago and about eight months ago had silicone gummy implants put in. They are much smaller than my original saline implants. We went dual plane, because that is how my old implants were placed. My surgeon says this isnt a typical double bubble deformity because the implant is very small. He believes that the muscle attached to the scar and wants to release it in office. Ive never heard of this so I wanted to see if this is actually a good thing to agree with or if I should get more opinions. I dont want anything to mess it up because otherwise, I am loving the results.
Im about to have my breast augmentation surgery in October. Im a petite Asian woman, 55, 105lbs. My doctor recommended Netrella SSF 220CC udue to my narrow chest wall. I really want to have a small C cup after surgery but also natural look, do you think 220CC under muscle will be able to give me that look? And I want to have some cleavage as well, do you think its possible?
Id like to get a breast Augmentation. So far Ive gone to 3 different doctors and they all have said 3 different things . So Im very confused. Only 1 of them told me I need a lift . One doctor said they wouldnt let go higher than 350cc . Today the doctor said he would go 450 . I have some loose skin at the top . 1 under over the muscle 2 said under? How do you choose what you think is best? Im 38 years old my weight is 110 . I know the doctor today said my cm is 13 each .
Hi doctors, Im a 32-year-old female, 53, currently 153 lbs (197 lbs at the time of surgery). I had a primary breast augmentation on August 1, 2024, with 520cc high-profile silicone implants placed under the muscle. Ive previously breastfed. Ten months post-op, only one implant has dropped and fluffed. The other remains noticeably high, firm, and tight. Ive been doing daily downward massage and recently began wearing a compression band consistently, though I wasnt strict with it early on. Unfortunately, theres been no change. My surgeon ruled out capsular contracture and suggested the issue may be due to tissue restriction or a tight pocket. Im concerned this could be superior malposition from high pocket placement. The asymmetry is clearly visible, especially in fitted clothing. Id really appreciate insight on: Whether theres still a realistic chance this implant could drop naturally at this point If this sounds like a pocket placement issue What revision would likely involvepocket release, internal sutures, mesh, etc. And whether this type of revision is typically covered or discounted if related to surgical technique Thank you so much for your time and input! I want to be well-informed ahead of my next consult.
I would like to have breast augmentation, but I am very stressed out because most doctors say I have to sleep on my back. It is unrealistic for me, I have tried it many times and I simply cannot sleep on my back. Does this mean that I am not a good candidate for this procedure? Is it really not allowed to sleep on my side? What are the risks if I sleep on my side? Am I at risk of serious complications?