I had very tuberous breast. I got a donut lift with 265cc implants under the muscle with mesh. The results looked okay at first but over time the implants shifted far apart from each other and now there is a crease on my right breast. When I lay down, my implants fall off to the sides near my armpits. I'm only one year post op and I already need a revision. What could have caused this and what do you think could be done to prevent it from happening again?
Implant rupture in March 2024 w/replacement to HP silicone and bilat. capsulorrhaphy. Right breast was the one that ruptured and after revision bottomed out. Revision done September 9, 2024 w/mesh and popcorn capsulorrhaphy revised and now w/the revision to the right breast it's sitting high compared to the left w/ no mesh. PS recommends massage and no underwire bra. Will any of that help it relax to be similar to the left breast? Concerned my PS over corrected the bottoming out.
I had gotten a breast augmentation with 450cc implants and a lift back in may. My right implant started bottoming out so I made a follow up appointment with my surgeon. He suggested using the internal sutures to fix this and claimed if this doesnt work we will then use the mesh instead. Its worrisome that he seems unsure if the sutures would work. If he felt there is a chance the sutures will not hold would he have recommend just using the mesh immediately?
I had my first set of implants in 2015, and had them replaced in 3/2023 due to capsular contracture. Went from 425cc silicone to 450cc highly cohesive silicone, only to get a massive hematoma in the left breast along with a very large indentation (also had fat transfer done to breasts), a week later had them redone, but was convinced to go to 520cc. Now, the right side literally feels unattached, its flipped on me several times, and falls into my armpit. Full revision? Or mesh? Sooo defeated!!!
i have had a breast reduction a few years back from losing 150 lb. then about 6 months later i put 400 cc implants in. about a year later i was bottom out. so i went smaller about 275 cc. i feel like they are falling to the side and im not sure if i should do mesh to hold them better. i also have a keloid i have had it fixed be for but it come back n now i feel like it take up my hole side of my boob any advice would be appreciated thank you
January 2023 I went in for BA and got around 520cc implants. They bottomed out and I had a revision July 2023. I am now around 475cc and, in my opinion, they dont have any upper fullness to them and I feel like they sit too low and far apart. I realize a lot of that is my anatomy. During my revision in 2023 I mentioned the mesh and the doctor told me he did not use it. When I went back for my post op he mentioned using mesh for ANOTHER revision. Does it look like I need another revision?
Hello I originally had a breast augmentation back in 2004 I was 19 at the time. Then I had a breast revision done again in 2022. I went from 505cc saline implant to 685 cc mentor boost implants. Well then left ones was place to high significantly. The Dr. went back in to reposition now on the fourth go around they are useing mesh but placing it higher with the implant still drop and fluff with mesh or will it always be set to high compared to the other?
I have a moderate case of bottoming out. This was evident a few months after surgery in 2020. Ive been told the fix involves inserting mesh and Im concerned about another foreign object in my body. Especially since mesh is really difficult - if not impossible - to complete mremove in the event of adverse effects. Is there an alternative that can still fix the bottoming out appearance?
I had a breast lift with implant replacement and mesh 3.5 months ago, I previously lost 175 lbs so I am pretty pleased with the outcome. My left breast to me is perfect, my right I feel is a little droopier and nipple is slightly lower. Can my nipple be raised a tad on that side and more skin excised from vertical incision if needed under local. First photo is previous implants from 2015 with major drooping right before current surgery.