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Almost 1 year update
As you can see from the photos my new breasts are much better than the old pair with capsular contracture. However, my right breast sits too low. I’m going to ask my PS about correcting it at my 1 year follow up appointment.
5 Month Update
My breasts continue to change. I’m afraid my capsular contracture might be returning. My left breast (right side in photo) sits slightly higher and has slightly more upper pole fullness than the right. So either my right breast has continued to drop too much, or my left breast is being pulled higher by contracture. They are much less symmetrical now than when Dr Hubbard placed them initially. If they stay like this it will be ok, but if they continue to change I’m not going to be happy. Wish me luck.
3+ Month Update
I’m super happy with my breasts! A month ago I thought they looked “good” but I was still being extra critical. The minor rippling was bothersome to me. Now, I don’t even notice it. I had my 3 month follow up with Dr Hubbard and he’s also very pleased with my results. A few things I wish I understood better before surgery:
1.) Because I have almost NO natural breast tissue rippling is probably inevitable.
2.) My breast that had capsular contracture took much longer to heal. It was almost 3 months before that breast felt completely healed. My other breast had no pain or discomfort since day 4.
3.) Silicone is noticeably heavier than my old saline implants.
1.) Because I have almost NO natural breast tissue rippling is probably inevitable.
2.) My breast that had capsular contracture took much longer to heal. It was almost 3 months before that breast felt completely healed. My other breast had no pain or discomfort since day 4.
3.) Silicone is noticeably heavier than my old saline implants.
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Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
9101 N. Central Expy., Dallas, Texas