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Pictures from 2 months PO
Pictures didn't load in the previous post :) If you have any suggestions regarding scar treatments or had any experience please let me know, it could be very useful!
previous post: An update after two months. They look good, left breast has always been a bit higher than the other one so it is still like this (even though in this picture is a bit exaggerated by me asymmetric posture). So far I'm very happy, I just hope scars will heal better than in the past.
previous post: An update after two months. They look good, left breast has always been a bit higher than the other one so it is still like this (even though in this picture is a bit exaggerated by me asymmetric posture). So far I'm very happy, I just hope scars will heal better than in the past.
2 months PO
An update after two months. They look good, left breast has always been a bit higher than the other one so it is still like this (even though in this picture is a bit exaggerated by me asymmetric posture). So far I'm very happy, I just hope scars will heal better than in the past.
Revision with Polytech Replicon Microthane (micropolyurethane-foam coated) 315cc High Projection
Hello! I'm back here to update my not-so-easy journey. I got capsular contracture on my left breast and partially on my right breast too. At the beginning we thought the pain was coming from the scar, but after scar revision it didn't improve so we have realised it was the beginning of CC. I've waited some time to see if it was possible to solve the issue without surgery but it got worse so I had to go through surgery again. The surgeon decided to try the polyurethane implants from Polytech to minimise CC and we also chose to a a little bit bigger than before, from 255gr to 315cc. Actually, we wanted to use 350cc but during surgery he opted for 315cc to have less pressure on my skin and on the scars due to my previous problems. I have to say I prefer the shape of these new implants, they are more round and fuller on top so my breast looks lots bigger than before. I'm very happy with the result so far, I'm 3 months PO and implants are quite soft (they are firmer than usual implants) and in place. I hope CC will not appear again and I had to start scar treatments again from the beginning (right now I'm using silicon plasters and two weeks after surgery I had a cortisone injection).