I underwent breast augmentation over a year ago and have noticed some bottoming out in my right breast. While I've seen worse cases online, I do experience pain and discomfort in this breast. If I go without wearing a bra, the pain worsens, and the implant feels heavy and uncomfortable. What would you advise in this situation?
Bottoming out is a condition that can occur due to various factors such as large implants, poor skin quality, or over-resection of the breast pocket. A thorough examination is needed to determine the source of the pain. This condition can be treated with surgery by adjusting the position of the breast implant pocket. However, it is important to note that surgery may not necessarily alleviate the pain, so all aspects should be discussed. Good luck.
I recommend scheduling an examination with your plastic surgeon. Significant bottoming out of a breast implant can be corrected through a surgical pocket revision.
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