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no words needed.....
Oh dear .....
PS appointment on Friday (5/12), to have stitches taken out. My breast looks awful. Explant through the inferior part of the aereola and the scar is being tugged into the breast tissue, stuck to the pectoral muscle beneath. There's a crease underneath the aereola even without contracting the pecs.
I'm really ok with a small breast, but totally deformed... I only had my implants for five years, no cc, now this... It's quite depressing. Like I said, small is ok, even most welcome. Now I feel my breast more than with the implants... I'm a physiotherapist and obviously work with my arms/hands all the time, so I feel the tug on my scar tissue ALL the time.
Feeling pretty lousy. Most photos post explant look good, no really weird stuff. I'll post photos, but not just yet.
I'm really ok with a small breast, but totally deformed... I only had my implants for five years, no cc, now this... It's quite depressing. Like I said, small is ok, even most welcome. Now I feel my breast more than with the implants... I'm a physiotherapist and obviously work with my arms/hands all the time, so I feel the tug on my scar tissue ALL the time.
Feeling pretty lousy. Most photos post explant look good, no really weird stuff. I'll post photos, but not just yet.
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Oh yes. Contracting the pectorals does this really weird move to the breast. Not the kind of thing you want to show off...
A little liquid in the left breast, to be drained in 6 days if not resorted till then. Does our body resorb seroma?
A little liquid in the left breast, to be drained in 6 days if not resorted till then. Does our body resorb seroma?
Provider Review
I found him here. He understood what I wanted, no discussion needed. Very accessible. Happy with my choice.