The only thing you can do to avoid bottoming out is probably for your breast aug to be done by the most qualified individual in your market … an ABPS Board Certified Plastic Surgeon.

Outside of that, there’s no bra that will stop the drop if the job was poorly done. If the implant is really, really big and you’re really, really tiny, the chances of bottoming out are greater. It’s not clear to me if you’ve had surgery yet or not. If you’ve not, then the only indicator that I’ve seen in patients pre op  is if they have stretchmarks and signs of very lax tissues within their breasts, the chance of bottoming out is higher so the surgery needs to be tailored for your body to avoid this problem by limiting the release of tissues inferiorly.

If you’ve already had the procedure and they’re starting to bottom out, then you may be dealing with the inevitable, but there’s no harm in using a good supportive bra all the time to stretch it out as long as you can. For this there are new products available but that’s a whole other topic.

Contact Dallas Breast Implants Surgeon Dr. Ricardo Meade to schedule a confidential consultation today.