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BrownBird · 08-15-2008, 05:56 AM

Hello Dr.Pelletiere,
I was just wondering if you could glance down at my signature picture, I feel like my breasts are too high, and long or somting... I feel like they couldnt possibly drop and look remotely pretty, have you ever seen any breasts that sat so high at just 7 days post-op? I am sorry, but I am super worried now

Any Comments/Opinions are appreciated!

Thanks

amybaby · 08-15-2008, 07:07 AM

I really wouldnt worry, mine were just as high at one week and I think it really just requires a lot of patience

I know that it might feel like there is no possible way that they could drop but it will happen, ive only really just started to see a difference in mine in the past few days and they still have a ways to go and i am just three weeks past now. I think you are going to look great!

Dr. Pelletiere · 08-15-2008, 04:29 PM

I wouldn't worry. It is not unusual to be very high at first. Especially when you start putting in larger implants in a smaller person. I always tell my patients that it will take at least a month before things have really settled, and sometimes longer. Just be patient.

va_vixen_916 · 08-15-2008, 04:55 PM

I'm 15 days out and I'm still sitting about an inch and half below my collar bone. Just for kicks I tried measuring my new bust size which means you take a tape measure and measure the boob from side to side over the fullest part. Well over the nips I measured at a small D. The funny thing was the fullest part of my breasts was up by my collar bone, which made me a very full D. Hahaha. I cant wait for these pups to drop into the right positon so I can rock my new D's. Drop & Fluff is allll I think about these days.

My PS said it could take 3 months for these to settle into the pocket, so I'm not stressing out about it anymore. I'll keep massaging and wait the 3 months and if it doesnt hapen then I will start freakin out again. For now.... its ALL good.

BrownBird · 08-15-2008, 05:28 PM

Thanks Dr. Pelletiere!! and Ladies!! I am just stressing a bit! heh probably normal!

08-15-2008, 05:56 AM	#1
BrownBird Tryna Get that Oprah..... Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Nor Cal, CALIFORNIA Posts: 311 My Mood: Thanks: 94 Thanked 77 Times in 67 Posts	Too High? Hello Dr.Pelletiere, I was just wondering if you could glance down at my signature picture, I feel like my breasts are too high, and long or somting... I feel like they couldnt possibly drop and look remotely pretty, have you ever seen any breasts that sat so high at just 7 days post-op? I am sorry, but I am super worried now Any Comments/Opinions are appreciated! Thanks __________________ 5"1" 119 lbs 12 More lbs of baby weight to go! Pre BA-Small C?? Post BA- 34 DoubleDizzle... 32DDD maybe ..Bigger? heh BA- Date: August 8th! 460 Fillied to 500cc's Hp Saline Unders

08-15-2008, 07:07 AM	#2
amybaby Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 161 My Mood: Thanks: 59 Thanked 58 Times in 55 Posts	I really wouldnt worry, mine were just as high at one week and I think it really just requires a lot of patience I know that it might feel like there is no possible way that they could drop but it will happen, ive only really just started to see a difference in mine in the past few days and they still have a ways to go and i am just three weeks past now. I think you are going to look great! __________________ 5'7 110 lbs. 450cc HP silicone unders, crease incision Pre BA: 34B Post BA: 34DD

08-15-2008, 04:29 PM	#3
Dr. Pelletiere Certified by the ABPS Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 96 My Mood: Thanks: 2 Thanked 96 Times in 47 Posts	I wouldn't worry. It is not unusual to be very high at first. Especially when you start putting in larger implants in a smaller person. I always tell my patients that it will take at least a month before things have really settled, and sometimes longer. Just be patient. __________________ The above messages are not intended to substitute for direct medical advice or patient care. Proper medical/patient care can only come with direct patient interaction and a full examination. If you cannot accept this policy, please ignore my messages. Dr. Pelletiere specializes in aesthetic and reconstructive surgery in and around Chicago. Christopher V. Pelletiere, MD 1602 Colonial Parkway Inverness, Illinois 60067 847.358.9444 office@pelletieresurgery.com www.pelletieresurgery.com

08-15-2008, 05:28 PM	#5
BrownBird Tryna Get that Oprah..... Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Nor Cal, CALIFORNIA Posts: 311 My Mood: Thanks: 94 Thanked 77 Times in 67 Posts	Thanks Dr. Pelletiere!! and Ladies!! I am just stressing a bit! heh probably normal! __________________ 5"1" 119 lbs 12 More lbs of baby weight to go! Pre BA-Small C?? Post BA- 34 DoubleDizzle... 32DDD maybe ..Bigger? heh BA- Date: August 8th! 460 Fillied to 500cc's Hp Saline Unders

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08-15-2008, 04:55 PM	#4
va_vixen_916 Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Ohio Posts: 99 Thanks: 198 Thanked 38 Times in 34 Posts	I'm 15 days out and I'm still sitting about an inch and half below my collar bone. Just for kicks I tried measuring my new bust size which means you take a tape measure and measure the boob from side to side over the fullest part. Well over the nips I measured at a small D. The funny thing was the fullest part of my breasts was up by my collar bone, which made me a very full D. Hahaha. I cant wait for these pups to drop into the right positon so I can rock my new D's. Drop & Fluff is allll I think about these days. My PS said it could take 3 months for these to settle into the pocket, so I'm not stressing out about it anymore. I'll keep massaging and wait the 3 months and if it doesnt hapen then I will start freakin out again. For now.... its ALL good.