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Lauren Greenberg, MD
San Francisco Plastic Surgeon
Recent answer posted by Lauren Greenberg, MD
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.
| Board certification | |
| Education | Undergraduate: 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 memberships | American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) |
| Hospital affiliations | Stanford, Sequoia, Menlo Park Surgical Hospital, Plastic Surgery Center |
| Medical or professional license | CA |
| Location | 750 Welch Rd Suite 117 Palo Alto, CA View map |
Treatments offered by Lauren Greenberg, MD
Arm liftAsian eyelid surgery
Blue peel
Body lift
Botox
Breast implant removal
Breast implants
Breast lift
Breast reconstruction
Breast reduction
Brow lift
Cheek augmentation
Chemical peel
Chin liposuction
Dysport
Eyelid Surgery
Facelift
Fat injections
Fat transfer
Forehead lift
Juvederm
Latisse
Lip augmentation
Lipoma removal
Liposculpture
Liposhifting
Liposonix
Liposuction
Lower body lift
Lower face lift
Male breast reduction
Mini tummy tuck
Nipple surgery
Non surgical Face lift
Perlane
Restylane
Retin-A
Sculptra
SMAS facelift
TCA peel
Thigh lift
Tummy tuck
Vaser Liposuction


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