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What does “drop and fluff” actually mean after breast augmentation?
Dr. Darren Smith breaks down one of the most misunderstood parts of recovery. Learn why implants start higher on the chest, how gravity and tissue relaxation shape your final result, and when you can finally expect your breasts to look and feel “settled.”
If you’re preparing for surgery or tracking your healing journey, this is the essential guide to understanding what’s really happening under the skin.
What You’ll Learn
Key Takeaway:
Beautiful breast augmentation results aren’t instant — they evolve. As the implant drops and your tissues fluff, your shape refines gradually into its final, natural form.
Learn more about the practice: darrensmithmd.com
Have questions? Contact us: https://www.darrensmithmd.com/contact-us/
Check out our ister podcast, Plastics & Peptides: https://plastics-and-peptides.captivate.fm/s2e2
By Darren M. Smith, M.D.4.9
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What does “drop and fluff” actually mean after breast augmentation?
Dr. Darren Smith breaks down one of the most misunderstood parts of recovery. Learn why implants start higher on the chest, how gravity and tissue relaxation shape your final result, and when you can finally expect your breasts to look and feel “settled.”
If you’re preparing for surgery or tracking your healing journey, this is the essential guide to understanding what’s really happening under the skin.
What You’ll Learn
Key Takeaway:
Beautiful breast augmentation results aren’t instant — they evolve. As the implant drops and your tissues fluff, your shape refines gradually into its final, natural form.
Learn more about the practice: darrensmithmd.com
Have questions? Contact us: https://www.darrensmithmd.com/contact-us/
Check out our ister podcast, Plastics & Peptides: https://plastics-and-peptides.captivate.fm/s2e2

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