Enlist a board certified surgeon specializing in reconstructive surgery who will utilize one of several revision procedures to fix symmastia.
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To ensure you maintain natural-looking breasts after augmentation, enlist a board-certified surgeon, discuss size, shape and placement, and follow your surgeon’s instructions for prep and recovery.
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Abnormally large breasts can cause chronic pain, shoulder indentations, rashes, numbness, inability to exercise, and headaches. These symptoms can be alleviated with breast reduction surgery.
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Breast implants come in round and teardrop (aka gummy bear) shapes; saline, structured saline, or silicone compositions; with smooth or textured surfaces; and low, moderate, or high profiles.
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When a breast implant bottoms out, it drops too low and the post-op breast will appear to bulge downward. If you believe you have this complication, contact a board-certified plastic surgeon immediately.
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Textured implants have been associated with anaplastic large-cell lymphoma, a rare cancer of the immune system. Contact a healthcare provider if you’re experiencing continuous breast swelling, the presence of a mass, or persistent pain.
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