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Redo my breast implants revision surgery?
asked 2 years ago by deb123 in nevada
Latest answer by Kris M. Reddy, MD, FACS
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Tags: age 25-34, asymmetry, drop
Hi, I'm 32 years old have 5 kids. I had a breast aug done in may of 09 my right boob had not dropped so I had a revision on Jan 15 2010. I'm not happy at all now my right boob has shrunk and my nipple looks off to the right.what are my rights? should I go back to that Dr and should I pay her again? Help.
5 answers to Redo my breast implants revision surgery?
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Breast Asymmetry after augmentation
If you are displeased or concerns about your results you should see your surgeon. It would be helpful to look at your before pictures with your surgeon to better evaluate your situation. You may find that some of your current breast asymmetry was pre-existing. Or you may find that the right breast implants is positioned too far towards the cleavage area making the nipple-areola look like it is pointing outward.
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Breast asymmetry
Deb123, it would be great if we could see your before pictures. Before the first surgery and before the revision. Without it it is difficult to make any conclusions. However, it is very common for people to have visible asymmetry between their two breasts. It is very rare for someone to have perfectly symmetrical breasts. Most people have some asymmetry that they don't notice too much but can become visible to them after a breast augmentation.
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Redoing Breast Revision
Sorry to hear about your displeasure with your prior surgery. It would be important to maintain the lines of communication with your surgeon. Calmly explain your concerns to him, and ask to review the preoperative photos. It will be helpful in determining if the breast asymmetry existed prior to surgery, and if you received improvement through your last surgery. Best of luck to you.
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Breast Revision
In order to provide a professional opinion I would need to view the before photos. AS times goes on we all tend to forget how we looked before surgery. I would guess that your pre-operative photos would show that your nipples were not symmetric prior to surgery. I would consult with your surgeon and ask to view your original pre-op photos for more answers. Best wishes!
Christine Sullivan, MD
Columbus Plastic Surgeon
Columbus Plastic Surgeon
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Breast asymmetry
Everyones breasts are a bit asymmetric. I cannot say what is going on without seeing your pre-op photos, but I would bet that the right pointed off tto the side before. No one has two exactly perfect symmetric breasts.


