Genesis
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Saw my PS today and have a ???I had my redo in November to lower the crease on righty and tack in lefty and switch to silicone. My righty has been looking a little lower than it should and you can actually see the incision scar a little bit. I was worried about double bubble or bottoming out. MY PS said it is a little too low but not B/O or Double bubble, just a little too low. She said she could go in and tack that side up to get it where it needs to be. That would mean she would have to open me up again! They are even from the top but the right is a little lower on the bottom. She would not do anything for a few months.
Do you think I should just leave it alone or have it fixed. You can only tell slightly without a bra on, otherwise in a bra they look perfect. I don't want to post braless pics b/c they make me more self-conscious about it. I am thinking that leaving it alone sounds pretty good. There would be no charge at all.
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keetercat
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Re: Saw my PS today and have a ??? | Genesis wrote: | I had my redo in November to lower the crease on righty and tack in lefty and switch to silicone. My righty has been looking a little lower than it should and you can actually see the incision scar a little bit. I was worried about double bubble or bottoming out. MY PS said it is a little too low but not B/O or Double bubble, just a little too low. She said she could go in and tack that side up to get it where it needs to be. That would mean she would have to open me up again! They are even from the top but the right is a little lower on the bottom. She would not do anything for a few months.
Do you think I should just leave it alone or have it fixed. You can only tell slightly without a bra on, otherwise in a bra they look perfect. I don't want to post braless pics b/c they make me more self-conscious about it. I am thinking that leaving it alone sounds pretty good. There would be no charge at all. |
have you tried wearing an underwire bra 24/7? some docs feel it helps when one or both may be dropping a bit too much. maybe do the underwire thing and see if its improved a few months down the road? assuming you don't already wear one all the time. i wear mine even to bed, and I've gotten use to it. there was one lady on bi411 who did use the underwire and it helped her.
I think if its something that bothers you, and it would be fixed for free, I'd get it fixed, but thats just me and how I would deal with it. best of luck! 
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Boobsnj
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I would wait for at least 6mths to a year. The boobs constantly change...JMO
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Happy to be
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I've had both BO and double bubble which I've had fixed. I think that you need to decide what you can "live with", KWIM. I couldn't live with it - and I'm glad I had the redo. I would give it the few months and see how you feel about it then. Sorry you're going through this. 
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jennkat
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I don't mean this mean, and please don't take it the wrong way, but, it almost seems like your PS is doing a kind of "trial and error" on you! I mean how many redo's until she gets it right??? If the problem you have now makes you uncomfortable or you think about it often I would def. get it fixed but if it is livabe then you can always keep em! If you think it may bother you down the road you should probably get it fixed while it is free, if you want to give your PS another chance...JMHO
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Genesis
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Thanks for all your help ladies. I wear an underwire all day but not to bed. My PS said it would not make much of a difference. As far as my PS, I know she has done the best she can for me. I had no tissue to start with for the initial BA and when I had the redo to lower this pocket, it was fine at first. It did not start looking a little too low until about a month out. I think it may be due to the extra weight of the silicone. I have trust in my PS and think there are some things that just happen even if you have the best PS. B/O can happen on its own due to the weight of the implant.
I will see her in July and decide then. Thanks again ladies.
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