More than likely you had you implants placed under the muscle and because you went through armpit which is essentially a blind procedure so positioning is much more difficult. You could probably make them more presentable by having a crescent lift.

Published on Jul 11, 2012

It is unlikely that your implant position will change after five months. If the distance between your nipple and your clavicle or the distance between your nipple and your inframammary fold are short it may be that the implant size is too large for your anatomy or that the pocket created was too small or not low enough. One of the challenges of transaxillary breast augmentation is getting the pocket dimension low enough.

Published on Jul 11, 2012

Sometimes transaxillary breast augmentation approach makes it difficult to cut the lower end of the pectoral muscle from the ribs and breastbone, which leaves the implants elevated. Ask your surgeon if he cut the muscle. You may have also developed capsular contracture of the breasts which is the formation of thick scar tissue that keeps the implants from descending into a more natural position prosperity.

Published on Jul 11, 2012