If you are happy, leave it alone If you are unhappy, ask him what he has in mind AFTER you have figured out what it is exactly what you don't like. That way you will be able to talk to the surgeon in a much more productive and less emotional way. For what its worth, I tell all my mastopexy and lift patients... more
Already sagging after Breast lift and Silicone Implants
I finally had a Breast lift and Breast augmentation this Jan. I have 2 kids, 34, 5'7", 160lbs, 38C prior to surgery. I had 550cc Mentor round, moderate profile silicone implants. I feel that they are already sagging and I am unhappy with the lack of roundness on the top and lack of cleavage, and dispoportionate nipples. I don't care if they look natural I want them to look perfect in a bathing suit. What are my options?
4 answers to “Already sagging after Breast lift...”
A: Consider revision
It seems to me that you had a skin lift with an augmentation. As a result, your scars are stretching, your areolae are stretching, and your breast and implant are bottoming out. Using your existing scars, you can have a "Vertical lift" which plicates the breast tissue on the bottom of the... more
A: To truly determine what can be done will depend on 1)...
Dear DBoyzMom, To truly determine what can be done will depend on 1) time from surgery- a minimum of 6 months 2) what your breasts looked like before surgery 3) what level the implants were placed 4) any post operative complications Revision surgery is an option. The implants can be elevated in position to... more
A: Only a revision will give you what you are looking for.
It seems that your implants have bottomed out and there is significant asymmetry in the size an location of your nipples. I would encourage you to wait at least 6 months from your original surgery to allow things to settle. Then I would do a revision mastopexy to make the nipple areolar complex the... more
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