Hi Anon, I'm sorry you're not happy with the results of your surgery. We asked Lillie Shockney, a professor at Johns Hopkins and Director of their Breast Center about what to ask your doctor. She came back with a wonderful and helpful response.
Here it is:
"You need to see yourself as a work in progress- like a beautiful painting. Ask the plastic surgeon how soon to expect the breasts looking better and how symmetry will be accomplished. Usually some tweaking is needed as an additional surgery for some cases. They also will soften up in about 3 months. All good things take time."
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Hi Anon, I'm sorry you're not happy with the results of your surgery. We asked Lillie Shockney, a professor at Johns Hopkins and Director of their Breast Center about what to ask your doctor. She came back with a wonderful and helpful response.
Here it is:
"You need to see yourself as a work in progress- like a beautiful painting. Ask the plastic surgeon how soon to expect the breasts looking better and how symmetry will be accomplished. Usually some tweaking is needed as an additional surgery for some cases. They also will soften up in about 3 months. All good things take time."
You may also find this link to Johns Hopkins Breast Center helpful. Please update us on what your doctor says.
January 26, 2009 - 12:25pmThis Comment
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