Symmastia Repair and Implant Revision

It’s been 3 years since my surgery and the pinching is only visible to me sometimes but that’s only because I look for it. It’s not even pinching, but more like a small, barely visible dip. I’m 100% satisfied with the results. The right breast is still lower than the left but after all, they are sisters, not twins. Hopefully this helps someone make the right decision.

So 2 weeks out and I'm loving the size and the feel! Silicone is way softer than saline. I am happy with my choice and my husband loves them, too! My right breast has smoothed out nicely where the sutures are. My left will catch up soon. I am to wear my foam for a total of 3 weeks, which is fine. Whatever it takes to heal correctly. I ended up with Natrelle Inspira SRF-450cc. I do feel that the right has dropped more than the left. They look uneven, but once again I know I am still healing and only 2 weeks post op.

So before surgery, Dr. Burns came in to mark me up. He told me that with the sutures that he was going to put in to repair the symmastia, I would see my skin looking pinched but it would relax in 4-6 weeks. Not a problem, he's the expert. The staff was sweet and caring, I think the worst part was getting the IV put in on my hand, LOL. When I woke up, the nurse immediately asked about my pain, which I did have some. I got pain meds and she showed me that they placed 2 foams on my sternum, between my boobs. I saw the pinching of the skin, I was shocked but again it was expected per Dr. Burns. I was instructed to wear the foam until I came back for the follow up.The next morning I woke up feeling great. More pain than my first surgery, but I'm sure it's due to the symmastia repair. I have been taking pain meds regularly and do need help sitting up to get out of bed. I am sleeping propped up with 3 pillows and on my back. I took a few pics. Today looking at the size, I think it's ok. I wanted the 100cc added but I didn't want them to look huge. I know this is only 24 hrs post op so there's so much swelling. The skin pinching scares me, but I have to remind myself that I still have to heal. Patience!