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Boobsnj · Posted: Sun Jun 03, 2007 1:41 pm Post subject:

Dr... If I was bottoming out, or the pocket was dissected too much, would wearing an underwire bra 24/7 help or prevent it from getting worse, or possibly helping it?
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Boobsnj · Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2007 10:21 pm Post subject:

Thanks! And yes, the surgeon told me that I would most likely need a lift. However, he said the BCPS (correct me if I'm wrong, because quite a few of other dr.s that I interviewed said the same thing), that they were recommending doing the lift seperatly, due to, if there is a problem it's challenging at times to discover where did the problem occur? Lift or implant?
In all honesty I did/do not want a lift. It might sound silly to you but I dread the fact that he would cut my nipple. It totally skeeves me. I know I probably sound immature, but I was trying to avoid the areola lift. And certainly did not want an anchor lift. He did tell me everytime I went back that I would benefit from the lift. But again, we're talking another $5000.
Oh, what's your take on the bottoming out question? He said no way, that if I get the lift it will look much better. He also said that he could move the nipples over more center (this was bothering me too), meanwhile my dh practically lost his lunch lol.

Oh...sure, if it'll help someone by all means you can use the pic, Just glad you don't know my name and have any face shots lol...how embarressing!
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sexy · Posted: Sat Jun 09, 2007 2:09 am Post subject:

Boobs, i think you have had such a huge improvement, it is wonderful. I too was tubular and I did not have a lift. I think my breasts were a little less tubular and only my left was effected by being tubular, my right was *almost* normal. I ended up bottoming out in the breast that was more tubular. I think my surgeon overdisected the pocket when he was scoring the tissue (to release the constriction - tubular breasts are constricted, that is why they dont develop properly). I had the pocket sutured and now i am pretty even. Not perfect but to me it is dealable. I guess i am used to not being perfect since being tubular is such a huge imperfection. Well I should really take some pictures soon. I know when i look in the mirror I am happy but you know, sometimes pictures accentuate imperfections and I don't want to feel bad so I don't take pictures :)

I think maybe just correction of your pockets would help you a lot. It looks like your left pocket is loose and it casues your nip to point outward a little. I think that can be fixed pretty easily with bottoming out revision. also it looks like you may still have a little constriction under the nipple which is normal in people who had tubular breasts. You can see that it is not perfectly round under your breast yet, it could also be called double bubble but since this is due to being tubular i think it is more of a constriction situation. I am not a DR so I don't know these things for sure. Your right breast looks great. Your left breast is ALMOST there. I really think a small tweak is all you need, I don't think you should get a lift if you can avoid it. You look great and I personally think lifting the crease and closing up the pocket on the left side will match it up to your right side a bit more creating symmetry. Wearing an underwire bra can help but it has to be done shortly after surgery. When your body is still healing. Once your body is mostly healed, underwire wont do anything for you. It may keep your boob comfortable but it won't correct the situation.

Let me know if I can do anything to help you :)

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Brashley · Posted: Tue Jun 12, 2007 7:58 pm Post subject:

Hello Dr. Disaia!

I have breasts that naturally sit lower on my ribcage and with implants it can get uncomfortable. Underwires sit so low due to my low breast placement that they hurt my midribcage if that makes sense? curse Also, most sports bras hurt because the straps aren't always long enough to cover my breasts comfortably and either compromise with pain in my shoulders (from stretching to lower and cover breasts) or pain in my creases (from forcing breasts up to stay in bra). I have 370cc saline so my implants are not 'huge' by any means - also my stats are to the left if that helps.

What is the best type of lift for me to look into in order to move them up an inch or so and avoid the 'shelf boobie' look that I think I now have??

Thank you so much for your time!

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liltexasgal · Posted: Wed Jun 13, 2007 3:09 pm Post subject:

Dr. Disaia,
I posted before about my funky shaped left breast, and you advised me to see my personal PS. Well, I did that at the beginning of May. He says nothing is wrong, now he refuses to see me at all. They will not schedule an appt. for me period. HE also says I don't need any more follow up appointments. I am not even 2 months out.

I have been wearing an underwire 24/7 and things have gotten better, however I am worried that if I stop wearing the underwire it will go right back to how it was before. Do I wear the thing forever? Left is still a bit lower, but that doesnt really concern me, I am just curious how long I need to wear this underwire. Should I make an appt with another PS? Will another PS even see me?
Here are pics of my progress...

In the Beginning:

Begining of MAy: [V]

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KSmitha22 · Posted: Wed Jul 25, 2007 8:10 pm Post subject:

Dr. Disaia,

I think that my pockets are too large - they are naturally that way according to my ps. When I lay down my breasts slide off to the side - just like before I had my lift & ba - I hate this. It was one of the specific things I mentioned in my consults that I wanted fixed. He originally suggested 800cc but that terrified me to no end, I ended up with 550 silicone mod +.

How do I fix this situation? Would it require another complete surgery and what would it entail?

TIA!
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Suebiedoobie · Posted: Sun Sep 02, 2007 8:51 am Post subject:

Dr. Disaia,

What are the biggest problems for girls, like me, that had very little tissue to begin with and are very small framed when they go "too big"?

I'm not even considering a re-do at this point because I'm extremely happy with my results but my PS told me at one point that you risk complications if you go too big for your frame so I was just curious on your thoughts?

Thank you.

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