A Revison is in Order? 2 Mos Post Op Breast Lift with Implants, Looks Terrible! (photo) Doctor Answers, Tips
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A Revison is in Order? 2 Mos Post Op Breast Lift with Implants, Looks Terrible! (photo)

I had a breast lift with implants two months ago. I told my ps I wanted to be perky more than anything and did not want to go much larger and definitely not smaller. He recommended a small impant with lift to keep the volume. I had a slight assymetry in the right breast so he did 180cc in the right and 200cc in the left. Now I am much larger in the left breast and it doesn't even look like I had a lift. Saggy lopsided breasts is what I am left with. I am so depressed and humilated.

5 Doctor Answers | Asked by kat031596
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Unhappy with #BreastLift Results

From your photos, it appears that you could be more elevated with respect to the nipple position etc. However, without pre-op photos it is very difficult to determine. Your result is not "terrible," however, it is likely that you could have a secondary tightening to improve the overall result. Discuss this with your surgeon at your next office visit. Best of luck, Vincent Marin, MD San Diego Plastic Surgeon
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A Revison is in Order? 2 Mos Post Op Breast Lift with Implants, Looks Terrible!

Posted photos are grainy. Did you have a lift? I see no scars. Best to obtain second opinions in person. And plan revision after 3 to 6 months.
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Breast lift and implants

It is always good to have good pre-op photos to compare to the post-ops. I am sorry that you are not happy. If you need a revision it is best to wait a few more months for things to heal well and for the swelling to go down completely.

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Unhappy lift

Without reviewing the procedure note and examining you, it is difficult to tell what type of lift was performed on you. I would wait a few more months, however, before trying to revise the breast lift.
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Sagging Breasts After Breastlift: What to Do?

Thank you for explaining your situation. I see several potential problems which are making you unhappy. First, the lift does not appear to have uplifted your breasts very much. This is likely due to the significant amount of breast tissue which you have. Second, the implants may need adjustment in position and size. I would make an appointment and speak to your doctor. Share your concerns with him/her. ... more
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