Allergan Natrelle Inspira SRF 415cc SRM 375cc

I had inspira implants last year 275cc and they bottomed out. Every month I go to make my payment to pay off these bottomed out implants I hate it makes me cringe so I feel your pain. I, too, have no idea how I will pay for another surgery to fix it. My original surgeon recommended I switch out and go with textured along with stitching up the pockets but I don't want textured implants as these smooth inspiras already feel firm enough to me. With any revision, It's also suggested to replace your implants entirely for a new pair (another $1500-$200) so you don't catch an infection with cross contamination. After I noticed the bottoming out 3 months post op, my surgeon told me to wait I've heard if you wait at least 9 months post op the capsule will strengthen allowing a better chance for the revision to withstand a capsulorraphy (internal suture repair). Sometimes they recommend additionally the ADM "pigskin" to help hold them up in revision which is another $2000-$3000! Unfortunately, my original surgeon didn't leave me feeling confident in him doing the revision, he seemed almost irritated by me reaching out about it. I consulted with a new surgeon that has done MANY revisions specifically for bottoming out but he is going to cost me another $10k. Ouch. So, is it worth wasting more money with your first surgeon who may have possibly over dissected the pocket to begin with causing the bottoming out or go with a new surgeon who is seasoned in revisions. I'd make sure you feel completely comfortable and confident in your original surgeon before you do the revision. I'm on the other hand, trying to come up with the money to go with the new surgeon. I've also considered just getting them removed entirely which would cost $3-$4k instead of $10k to revise. Big decisions for both of us. I wish you the best of luck in whichever way you choose.

Wishing you a successful doctor visit today! There's not much worse than waiting around without answers/information.

Good luck to you ! I hope you get the outcome you are looking for . You deserve to be able to enjoy your transformation .

How did your appointment go? I heard you get more rippling with textured, and you'll obviously get more if you go bigger so seems like a strange thing to want? I hope your surgeon gave you some helpful advice, did they suggest why you bottomed out? I think if implants start to look good soon after surgery it's a sign they weren't placed high enough. Most surgeons say when they are just above the position you want them in, stop doing massages, wear a very supportive bra and let gravity do the rest as it surely will.

I was also told silicone didn't ripple and mine did. I think gummy bears are the only choice when trying to stay ripple free unfortunately...

I am having issues with mine, can you tell me what ended up happening?