Is This Done "Crescent Lift" Done Correctly? My Dr. Seems to Think This is Acceptable (photo)

I'm not sure if Doctors check the comments (realself told me they usually don't) but I just wanted to take the time and thank everyone who was helpful and gave me a better understanding of this procedure. I truly appreciate it. You guys are great! I'm happy to see that others see the problem too and it's not just me like I was led to believe. Will definitely be seeking for a second opinion. I also wanted to answer a few questions… The look that I wanted to achieve with my breast enhancement was upper fullness, big but not enormous to the point that it looked ridiculous on my body, considering I'm only 4'11. I wanted perkiness, roundness upfront, fluffy, youthful, cute, 34D or DD…(this is hard to describe in writing) I started out with a full 34a cup. Well, I was told that with my nipple position (low) we would possibly have to do a crescent lift in order to lift the nipples up a little bit so the implant would sit inside the breast right and that a full lift was not needed. My nipples had never bothered me before. I wasn't even aware that they were low. I'm only 24 years old (i didn't go in there with the intent of doing anything to my nipples). Therefore, I wanted to avoid the knife as much as possible but was not against having either procedure done, a crescent or full lift. We both agreed that we wouldn't take it a step further until the implants were in (during surgery), to see if it was truly needed. If either lift was necessary to achieve the look I wanted, I gave him the consent to go ahead and do it. I was not concerned about the scarring. So the problems that I'm experiencing now are, how this lift was supposed to help my nipple situation but it didn't. If I went through this procedure, I wanna see results. I feel like my nipples sit even lower now due to the implants. One of my nipples is bigger than the other one. I did not have this problem prior surgery so it's very difficult to accept the fact that they look this way now, when I know it can be fixed and look better. The other thing that I don't like is, how choppy the right nipple is. The lines are all over the place. It looks patchy and fuzzy while the left nipple doesn't. Bras don't fit properly either. My breasts bulge out of them no matter what size or style I wear. I'm not seeking perfection. I totally understand that plastic surgery won't give you perfection but, I do want the best results possible. I have to live with this forever. This is something that I've wanted ever since I realized my breasts weren't gonna get any bigger, so around the age of 17? I put in the extra hours at work, saved for months so I could be able to afford it. Therefore, I wanna look in the mirror and feel happy, smile and be 100% satisfied with my results :)

Andrea, even though your nipples r a little low on the breasts, they look absolutely natural and beautiful to me. What I see is that your natural line is very 'fuzzy' all the way around, and any kind of incision around the edges will show up, that's just the way it is. How long ago did you have your surgery? However, despite all this, your PS should never be raising his voice to you in this manner, it's so unprofessional. If he couldn't control himself, he should have excused himself with a simple 'let me think about it and see what I can do' type statement, and then get back to you. Maybe he can go back in and touch up the edge and take that little point off the top of the right breast.

No, I am not pulling on my breast on the right one. My hand is just leaning on my chest. I would be more than happy to take a picture without it laying there. From a front view, it's difficult to see it in a picture. But from a side, up close view you can. As you can see, my hand is resting on the left breast as well and it's not pulling on it at all. I think it would require both hands to hold the weight of the breast and be able to stretch out the nipple...