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I Have Extremely Thin Skin I Need a Fixer Upper =( Got a Bad Job Done So Needs to Be Fixed I Want High Profile Silicone)

hi i had a breast lift 5 yrs ago the doc.did a horrible job left me with a huge scar unessesary lift he did cresent looked good i told him my implant was leaking he said no that he had to do a full lift then then a month later same thing (implant deflated)then he relized i was right!i need to be fixed anyhow i have extremely thin skin what options do i have and any referals would be great i want want high profile silcone.also can i get my nipples smaller and should i go bigger or smaller thanks

6 Doctor Answers | Asked by pinkdoll80 in Los Angeles, CA
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Repairing your breast

Dear Pinkdoll, I can see why you are unhappy with your breast, but there are some things to do.  I have several questions which need to be answered. It appears that your implants are over the muscle.  If that is the case then I would put them under the muscle and create a sling using Alloderm to support the implants.  If these are saline, I would switch to silicone.  That may not remove all the wrinkling but I think it will improve it significantly.  As far... more
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Revision Breasts Augmentation/Mastopexy Options?

Thank you for the question and pictures. I think revisionary surgery will be very helpful to you. You may want to consider conversion of the sub glandular implants to the sub muscular (dual plane) position. Additional breast lifting and tightening of the “skin envelope” will be helpful. Your plastic surgeon may be able to use the capsule tissue around the breast implant to support the lower poles of the breasts. It will be important to do your due diligence and work with... more
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PHOTOS: Complicated breast lift (augmentation mastopexy) and approach for scar revision

Certainly,  I would not go larger, and I wound advise you to consider smaller implants because scar revision will place tension on the already compromised wound. Another alternative is to complete this operation in two stages which may be the safest: Implant removal and revision lift, followwed by implant placement under the muscle with your desired size. see video

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Breast Revision and thin skin

I totally agree with the other surgeons.  Your photo reveals you likely have implants in the subglandular (above muscle) position and you have very thin skin and some hyperpigmented scars. Given your circumstances you have few options but to change the position of the implant to under the muscle.  This will give you better contour and coverage at the upper part of you breast and decrease rippling.  However, you also need improved coverage at the bottom of your breast.... more
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Revision lift

An exam is worth a million bucks. It might be possible to fix this for you and to remove some of the unfavorable scarring, but an exam is in order. If your implants are above the muscle, I would change them to below and possible have you consider alloderm for better coverage to avoid as much rippling. 
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Thin coverage of your breast implants and revision surgery

Pinkdoll, By your pictures your implants appear to be above the muscle and it looks as though the discoloration under your areola, right more than left, is as a result of your breast lift and represents residual areola. You would be a good candidate for a site change to partially under the muscle to provide better upper and inner implant coverage with a revision of your mastopexy. It will be important for the revision surgeon caring for you to be able to review your previous... more
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