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Robert Colgrove, Jr., MD
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
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5 months post revision surgery

So I had to have a revision surgery at the end of March because I had too much scar tissue which kept my implants from dropping.
They're dropped and I'm really happy with the left one. The right boob is still a little high so I've been giving that one some extra massage exercises.
I'm hoping the right implant will fall into the place I want it to be soon.
In the meantime, I love the separation between my boobs because my first surgery made them way too close together.

One month post-revision surgery

I'm happy with the results so far. Finally my boobs look normal and not high. The implants will continue to drop a little and my breasts will soften as I do my regular daily stretches.

Capsular contracture and revision surgery

I had been concerned for months about my implants not dropping. While they we getting soft, the height remained the same despite all of the massaging. So my PS recommended at our 6 month post-surgery check-up, that I get revision surgery to remove scar tissue he could feel at the bottom of my breasts. He assured me that the removal would let my implants drop immediately.
So I had the surgery last week and it went well! I'm really happy. I had a 3 out of 4 level of capsular contracture unfortunately and my PS ended up replacing my Ideal implants for a set of new ones (covered 100% by the warranty!). He said it was best practice to replace in case there was too much bacteria around the implant. Apparently women of Asian descent are more at risk of developing scar tissue (any cuts I have take YEARS to heal) so I wasn't surprised I had scar tissue despite me massaging regularly as instructed. Oh well.
My implants have dropped and I now have the natural look I wanted all along! The tops of my breasts are softer too and will continue to round out overall. I'll post a picture as soon as my drains are out this week.

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Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
1900 The Exchange SE, Atlanta, Georgia
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