Reply #40: Yep, takes about 6 months depending [View All]

The more you have to stretch the skin to cram the buggers in there the more the skin has to stretch out over time for them to drop successfully... some never drop much at all and some drop way too much. For a long time after the surgery they have to be massaged often to encourage the skin to stretch. This is why so many surgeries don't come out well since there's really no predicting how they'll drop or if they do it evenly (often one drops more than the other). No matter how good the surgery, they look tight and fake until the skin loosens up unless there was already plenty of skin to accommodate the size of the implants. The most successful ones I've seen were ones where the woman had really droopy boobs to begin with (plenty of skin) and didn't get too big implants (as long as the surgery itself was done well and the woman did good follow-up).