9 Days PO & I think there is a prob? Crease is lower? Bottoming out?

CosmoJay · 06-26-2009, 12:04 PM

Ok....so first off I can't stay away from the damn mirror. I am picking out everything that isn't perfect, but I really think I may be bottoming out. I have noticed for the last few days that my right breast crease is noticiably lower then the left. I don't know what this means or if it really is a problem. I call my PS and made an apt. for this Wednesday @ 2pm. To talk tohim. This time I'm gonna write down all my questions and concerns so I don't forget. At my last apt. I felt like he was in a hurry and I was being rushed...so I forgot everything I wanted to say. Is anyone haveing or had this problem with one of your creases being lower then the other. I'm going to put some pics on my profile so you all can let me know what you think. Thank you.

Annt33k · 06-26-2009, 12:33 PM

3 weeks post-op and mine are also uneven. I did have the left creas lowered though so lefty does have alot more healing to do than righty. My right is settling nicely tho. My left got 375cc and right only got 325cc so the muscles on lefty are gripping a bit more than the right.

I think you just have to be a lil patient. There's alot of ladies on here who have said that the one breast settles much faster than the other so I think it's perfectly normal to have uneveness this early after surgery. Remember that your biggest changes happen within 3-6 MONTHS, not days. There's still a whole lot of healing that has to happen. I read about a lady who had an inch difference in her creases for two whole months, but it settled and evened out.

Don't stress so much about complications right now hun. Stress takes energy and at this point, your body needs all of the energy you can get in order to heal up beautifully. Relax and try not to find complications. I know that the possibility of everything that can go wrong is TERRIFYING to say the least, but you really don't do yourself any favors stressing about what COULD happen. Look at what IS and not what might be.

Calm down and be positive. Positive energy is so important right now. HTH

I'm sending you all my good thoughts!

Tommysmommy · 06-26-2009, 01:27 PM

I just sent a FR. I had severe bottoming out which was repaired on June 1. My implants slipped shortly after surgery. By the 2nd week, I could tell something was not right. Without looking at your pics, I can't give an opinion, but I would encourage you to keep your chin up. I'm sure it's just that one is d &f faster. Complications are unlikely. Unfortunately, criticizing ourselves to death after surgery seems to be common.

FinallyMe · 11-26-2009, 08:58 PM

is it common to have a little swlling below the crease that makes it appear like one boob is lower than the other?

06-26-2009, 12:04 PM	#1
CosmoJay Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Tulsa Posts: 55 Thanks: 44 Thanked 11 Times in 11 Posts	9 Days PO & I think there is a prob? Crease is lower? Bottoming out? Ok....so first off I can't stay away from the damn mirror. I am picking out everything that isn't perfect, but I really think I may be bottoming out. I have noticed for the last few days that my right breast crease is noticiably lower then the left. I don't know what this means or if it really is a problem. I call my PS and made an apt. for this Wednesday @ 2pm. To talk tohim. This time I'm gonna write down all my questions and concerns so I don't forget. At my last apt. I felt like he was in a hurry and I was being rushed...so I forgot everything I wanted to say. Is anyone haveing or had this problem with one of your creases being lower then the other. I'm going to put some pics on my profile so you all can let me know what you think. Thank you. __________________ Jamey 36 D/DD 550 overfilled to 575CC Saline

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06-26-2009, 12:33 PM	#2
Annt33k Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Johannesburg Gauteng Posts: 139 Thanks: 7 Thanked 30 Times in 26 Posts	3 weeks post-op and mine are also uneven. I did have the left creas lowered though so lefty does have alot more healing to do than righty. My right is settling nicely tho. My left got 375cc and right only got 325cc so the muscles on lefty are gripping a bit more than the right. I think you just have to be a lil patient. There's alot of ladies on here who have said that the one breast settles much faster than the other so I think it's perfectly normal to have uneveness this early after surgery. Remember that your biggest changes happen within 3-6 MONTHS, not days. There's still a whole lot of healing that has to happen. I read about a lady who had an inch difference in her creases for two whole months, but it settled and evened out. Don't stress so much about complications right now hun. Stress takes energy and at this point, your body needs all of the energy you can get in order to heal up beautifully. Relax and try not to find complications. I know that the possibility of everything that can go wrong is TERRIFYING to say the least, but you really don't do yourself any favors stressing about what COULD happen. Look at what IS and not what might be. Calm down and be positive. Positive energy is so important right now. HTH I'm sending you all my good thoughts!

06-26-2009, 01:27 PM	#3
Tommysmommy Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 133 Thanks: 12 Thanked 67 Times in 62 Posts	I just sent a FR. I had severe bottoming out which was repaired on June 1. My implants slipped shortly after surgery. By the 2nd week, I could tell something was not right. Without looking at your pics, I can't give an opinion, but I would encourage you to keep your chin up. I'm sure it's just that one is d &f faster. Complications are unlikely. Unfortunately, criticizing ourselves to death after surgery seems to be common.

11-26-2009, 08:58 PM	#4
FinallyMe Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: patterson, ny Posts: 51 Thanks: 14 Thanked 5 Times in 5 Posts	is it common to have a little swlling below the crease that makes it appear like one boob is lower than the other?