Breast Augmentation Photos

before revision	3 months after revision
			Notes: Left implant lower No cleavage because of narrow implant Slight bottoming out No upper pole fullness Misshapen Small rippling	Quick Links to Nicole's Redo Story, Pictures and More . . . Background Information 1st Surgery Photos Revision Surgery Photos Pictures of Saline Implants Removed Incision Photos
Before Revision	Before Revision	Before Revision
			Notes: Breasts are taped for support Bloating in my stomach, common after surgery Fuller, rounder result with silicone
2 Days Post-Op	2 Days Post-Op	2 Days Post-Op
			Notes: Tape was replaced after photos Incisions are already healing nicely
3 Days Post-Op	3 Days Post-Op	3 Days Post-Op
			Notes: Tape will remain for support Swelling and bruising apparent on left Incisions retaped with smaller tape
5 days Post-Op	5 days Post-Op	5 days Post-Op
			Notes: Swelling and bruising subsiding More symmetry in size and shape Wearing a surgical bra only at this point
10 days Post-Op	10 days Post-Op	10 days Post-Op
			Notes: Swelling and bruising almost gone More symmetry in size and shape
2 weeks Post-Op	2 weeks Post-Op	2 weeks Post-Op
			Notes: All bruising is gone. Left nipple has a little bit of droop from incision and tape pulling it down a bit. Swelling on left is just about gone. They are almost perfectly even in height, size and shape.
1 month post-op	1 month post-op	1 month post-op

3 months post-op	3 months post-op	3 months post-op

7 months post-op	7 months post-op	7 months post-op

Side by Side Comparisons
		Notes at two weeks: Silicone implants are much wider in base diameter than the saline implants used in my first surgery. The result: more cleavage and great fullness in the upper pole of the breast. At 2 weeks, the pocket revision on the left breast is keeping the implant just about dead even in crease fold height as my right breast. My before photos show how much of a difference I had in crease height and bottoming out on my left side as opposed to my right side. The feel silicone implants compared saline is almost impossible to describe. With saline, you could feel the implant like it was just a hard sac of water inside. Although my silicone implants still look prominent at 2 weeks, they are as soft as natural breast tissue and you can squeeze them without knowing the difference between myown tissue and the implants. There is still considerable swelling, especially on left, so these will look much softer in a few weeks. I still have bandages over my incisions which I'll probably have to keep on, per doctor's orders, for many weeks, to make them as nice as possible. ;) Notes at one month: All bruising is gone. Left nipple has a little bit of droop from incision and tape pulling it down a bit. Swelling on left is just about gone. They are almost perfectly even in height, size and shape. Notes at 3 months Not a huge change but I'm settled, my incisions are perfect and my nipples have evened out very nicely. The tops are softer and my slope is straight and not humped as you could see in my one month profile, above. Notes at 7 months I could not ask for anything more than the result I have. Obviously, at 40 years old, women don't have breasts this large and this perky. For that reason, it's not detective work to know that I have implants. But, in spite of their size, they look and feel like the real thing. Very very happy!
Before Revision	2 weeks post-op

3 days post op	1 months post op

1 month post op	3 months post op

before revision	7 months post op