Second Breast Augmentation After 4 Years After Pregnancy? Doctor Answers, Tips
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Second Breast Augmentation After 4 Years After Pregnancy?

Hello everyone. I had a breast augmentation 4 years ago but had tubular breasts, ended up having 460cc overs. Since then I've had a baby and my breasts have dropped and have changed shape a lot. Would a second augmentation be simple or would the tubular surgery cause complications?

7 Doctor Answers | Asked by Welshfoxxy
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Augmented tubular breasts followed by pregnancy

I can only imagine what has resulted from your journey. But no comments can really be made without photos. That being said, if I had to speculate blindly, I would think a lift would be mandatory and changing the implant and implant position elective. You would have to decide if the risks were worth the costs and potential benefits.
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Redo breast surgery

Hello. It is difficult to give to much advice without the aid of pictures. Redo surgery can be slightly more difficult but it is possible. If your breasts are sagging then a mastopexy would be needed to remove excess skin. You should contact your surgeon to discuss your goals and the best plan of action for your specific situation. Jaime Perez, MD Breast ImplantSpecialist Plastic Surgery Center of Tampa
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Revisionary breast surgery after pregnancy

It is difficult to answer your question without an examination or viewing your photographs. However, given your description, most likely your breast shape has changed from the pregnancy due to the engorgement of your breasts during pregnancy as well as the resultant stretching and deflation of your breasts postpartum. With such changes, it is not uncommon to require a larger implant to restore the volume lost. A breast lift in combination would serve to place your... more

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Breast drooping after pregnancy

Thank you for your question. As other surgeons have noted, without photographs it is hard to speculate. Based on what you have noted, it sounds like a breast lift may be necessary to improve the breast shape and move the nipple up into a higher position. This may require a larger implant, or you may keep the same size depending on your skin laxity and goals. For me, the most concerning point you listed is the subglandular location of the implants. This can make... more
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Breasts Dropped after Pregnancy

If the breasts have deflated, larger implants may help fill a deflated breast. If the implants have dropped, pocket revision may be necessary. If the breasts are droopy, a breast lift may be in order. Hard to say without pictures or an exam. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
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Revisionary Breast Surgery after Pregnancy?

Thank you for the question, but despite best intentions, online consultants can only speculate as to what operation will best improve your situation. You may want to submit photographs with your next question or better yet seek in person consultation with board-certified plastic surgeons who can demonstrate significant experience helping patients in your situation. Ask to see lots of examples of their work and communicate your goals clearly. As you can imagine, will much of... more
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Second Breast Augmentation After 4 Years After Pregnancy?

Based upon your comment on sagging, but without the benefit of photos or better still and actual exam, I would speculate that you will need to consider a breast lift. If the volume is satisfactory, that is probably all you need. But if the breasts are asymmetric is size or you wish to be larger, new implants would be in order. Patients with tubular breasts are more likely to need revision surgery, and it should not harbor any extra hazards. Discuss all this with your surgeon. All... more
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