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15 days post op (round, silicone gel, 450cc both sides and round) and my left breast feels heavy on incision line but no nipple movement nor pain.. is it bottoming out?
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Implants/bottoming?: Impossible to respond without a posted photo or in person examination! Best to see your chosen operative surgeon ASAP or seek in person second opinion from a boarded PS in your area...
Answered 12/11/2015
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