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Lauren Greenberg, MD

San Francisco Plastic Surgeon

Recent answer posted by Lauren Greenberg, MD

Q: Breast augmentation redo?

A:

Babies take a toll on breasts.  I have an entire blog dedicated to this subject.

Many women get augmentations when young, only to find after babies the breasts don't look so good anymore. 

In your case, you are:

1. Too large

2. Droopy

This is very common.  To fix number one, you need to remove or downsize your implant.  When doing this, you will get droopier than you currently are.  To fix the droopiness, you will need to do a lift.  The bonus of having to do a lift, is you can truly pick what size you want to be. 

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EducationUndergraduate:
Dartmouth College

Medical School:
Northwestern University Medical School
Post-medical school training Residency:
General Surgery, Stanford University
Plastic Surgery, Stanford University

Fellowship:
Breast and Cosmetic Surgery, Nashville TN
Aesthetic medicine experience 9 years (post-medical training)
Professional membershipsAmerican Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS)
Hospital affiliations Stanford, Sequoia, Menlo Park Surgical Hospital, Plastic Surgery Center
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