Better Than Any Top Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon! - Honolulu, HI

Yes! Previously, a surgeon in Los Angeles had tried to use stitches to hold them in place, but they wouldn't even hold them during the surgery. Dr. Schlesinger used something called Seri, which is like a mesh hammock to hold them in place and prevent them from falling to the sides. It takes about 28 months to dissintegrate, which I was pleased to hear, as I didn't want any other foreign materials besides the implants in my body forever. He also used his own invention of these foam "shapers" that were placed on the outside of my body by a type of safe, surgical adhesive (I believe it may be what he uses for abdominal work as well.) It was a second method of keeping them in place and I had them on for about a week. The third method he implemented is that I wear an underwire bra while sleeping for the next couple of months. Victoria's Secret has the perfect comfortable sports bras which have underwire support, but with padding, so you don't have the discomfort of a normal underwire bra. They also have zip closure in the front, which holds them away from the sides even more. He said once the Seri dissolves I'll be good to go! I won't have to sleep in bras for the rest of my life, which I was happy to hear! I've had implants for over a decade, but no surgeon has ever been able to keep them from falling to the sides before. Now they just fall slightly into a natural position when I lie on my back, unlike before, where they would go so far to the sides that the front of my chest was almost completely flat when I laid down- it made me pretty self-conscious in regards to intimacy or even sunbathing at the beach.