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by Pammie85 19th December 2012, 9:26 pm

I'm 4 months post op now and there looking wonky will they still change? Or do I need a nipple lift/ re op? Thanks xx

by Princess_x 19th December 2012, 9:31 pm

They've still got changes to go through, what do you mean by wonky? one bigger than the other, or higher than the other?

by **COOKIE** 19th December 2012, 9:31 pm

Hiya Pammie!!!!! wavey

It can take anything up to a year for our boobs to fully settle but if your surgeons not aware of your boobs looking wonky it would be wise for you to make an appointment and get your concerns not only noted but also monitored by your surgeon hun in view of a possible revision if they feel its needed. Xx

by **mrsball** 19th December 2012, 9:34 pm

Hi welcome back Hun! wavey

x

by Pammie85 19th December 2012, 9:39 pm

Thanks hi

Well I think one is maybe bigger than the other and one nipple is trying to sneek round the side I think! I will update my picture trail tomorrow so u can have a look and see what u think. Also cookie I haven't seen my surgeon since the day of my op is that normal? I have seen the nurse but not him xx

by **mrsball** 19th December 2012, 9:43 pm

You hold have had a 6 week check with him to see how you're healing and to give the go ahead for wires etc. and check if they're softening , scars and address any concerns you have at that point xx were you not offered one? I'd get in touch and ask to see him Hun x

by **COOKIE** 19th December 2012, 9:47 pm

Generally you should like mrsball said have a check up around 6 weeks. Some surgeons stretch to 8 maybe 12, but generally not any longer than that babe.

If I were you I'd call your clinic and arrange to have a post-op check. As well as your surgeon being able to assess your healing this gives you the opportunity to air your concerns also and possibly get an additional post-op advice that may be necessary to help your healing Pammie. Xx

by Pammie85 19th December 2012, 9:55 pm

I had my 6 week check and got the go ahead for wires but that was done by the nurse. Is that not right then xx

by **mrsball** 19th December 2012, 9:57 pm

Not really Hun, you should always be seen by your surgeon as cookie says 6/8/12 weeks after surgery to check everything's ok as again the nurses didn't perform the surgery and he can give you a thorough check over and air any concerns you have . X

by **COOKIE** 19th December 2012, 10:03 pm

Your nurse isn't a 'plastic surgeon' Pammie and you paid for post op checks by your surgeon. He is the 'expert' in this field, not the clinic nurse sweetheart. You really should have your progress checked by your surgeon. Xxx

by Pammie85 19th December 2012, 10:04 pm

So shall I just ring up and ask if I can see him. I paid for lifetime cover too so if they are wonky will they re op for free? Xx

by **COOKIE** 19th December 2012, 10:09 pm

I'd check the 'lifetime cover' and just ensure exactly what you are covered babe. But this early you'll definitely be covered anyway. But you MUST get your concerns noted.

For example, lets say your boobs are wonky, but fine in your healing right now... Two years down the line you decide you can't live with the wonky ness. If you'd have had the concern 'noted' it would make claiming a re-op much easier than just saying a long way down the line you're not happy.

For every week you don't get your concern noted, as far as your clinic are concerned, you're as happy as Larry with your boobs.

Yes, make an appointment to be seen by your surgeon babe. Xxx

by Pammie85 20th December 2012, 7:29 am

Ok will do thanks hun xx

by 2nd time lucky 20th December 2012, 8:07 am

Pammie its great to see you back. dance

xxxx

by Princess_x 20th December 2012, 9:50 am

Were your boobs non-symmetrical pre-op? As implants magnify this, and this is possibly what it is. But definitely ask to see your surgeon, I didn't see mine until 12 weeks, but it's usually either 6 or 12 weeks. x

by Pammie85 20th December 2012, 1:24 pm

2nd time lucky wrote:Pammie its great to see you back. xxxx

by Pammie85 20th December 2012, 1:26 pm

Thanks hun xx

by Pammie85 20th December 2012, 1:28 pm

They weren't symetrical pre op but I had different sized implants to correct it xx

by Pammie85 20th December 2012, 9:53 pm

I spoke to my patient coordinater today and she said I dont need to see him we had our boobs done a week apart and we have got quite friendly she told me they need time to settle and that shooting pain etc are normal . I told her I think they are wonky but I feel like she fobbed me off a bit. She said my PS can't see me till march!! But if I really wanted I could see someone else!? What do I do? Xx

by **kay** 21st December 2012, 7:26 pm

Book to see your surgeon xx Your contract is with the clinic, not the PCC, just firmly tell your clinic you want to see him end of xx :thumbs:

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