Crescent lift with implants to correct mild breast asymmetry?

Hello, As long as you don't expect much from a crescent lift, you will probably be OK. I do them only for minimal fine touches never to really "lift" much. When taken to extremes they can introduce areolar distortion. Much of this is, of course, a matter of opinion.

I have a prepared a video showing before and after results of patients who did not and who did proceed with the crescent lift and have included the link below. I frequently use this technique for many patients after making them aware of the option. It is exactly  that, an option and a choice... more

    You will get different opinions about subtl asymmetry in nipple height. I personally don't like the crescent lift because it often leads to an oblong areola which is stretched up to try to match it. In the future if you were to need a more formal breast lift, that upper areolar incision may... more

ALL patients have some degree of breast asymmetry and it is extremely important for patients to recognize and understand this before embarking on any surgical procedure. ALL patients start off asymmetric, ALL patients have some degree of asymmetry after any procedure on the breasts. If patients... more