anatomicals and rippling

by loui1981 28th August 2014, 5:09 pm

I read on the website for furry brazilians that anatomicals are more prone to rippling, is this sales talk to sell their implants or is this true? I have very little upper tissue esp on my left breast, and after they remove my implants and capsule that's formed I'm concerned that I maybe have rippling. Currently have subfascial overs. Wondering if I can male a case to go under the muscle or would they charge me extra.

by loui1981 28th August 2014, 5:12 pm

I will already be paying the extra to.swap my cuis for 410 anatomicals

by loui1981 28th August 2014, 5:31 pm

I also find conflicting evidence arghghhhh so confusing. I'd feel safer with unders to reduce the risk of rippling as with my overs I have at the moment I can feel ripples but when I asked my surgeon he said I have enough tissue for overs (although on my left my skin n tissue is very thin) I wonder if its worth asking to see him again?

by **mirren001** 28th August 2014, 9:47 pm

I'd imagine with unders having the muscle covering top part of implant would help in the case of rippling though you would still have the chance of rippling around the bottom, I have unders & can feel ripples underneath mine ,more so if I am leaning forward. I think everyone can feel ripples to some extent , it only becomes a problem if it is visible.
What you decide either way you will want to be sure of getting the best possible result from your re op so I would think you are better to ask to see they surgeon again to go over your concerns.X

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