Staying "Abreast" of New Opportunities. Denver, CO

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Follow up for "Dog Ear" removal

  • 10 May 2016
  • 8 months post
So, my breasts are pretty much healed and what I find funny is that my right breast (which was the extraordinarily large natural breast) is now actually smaller than my left natural breast (when the implant was taken out) lol!

I was left with the dog ear on the right side where they took the majority of the tissue out (they didn't do a reduction on the left but only a lift once they removed the implant, whereas they did a pretty significant reduction AND a lift on the right-hand side).

This will apparently be covered under insurance and we'll see what he says. :)

Breast's Have Relaxed Some..

  • 9 Jan 2016
  • 4 months post
I think my breasts are relaxing into place and I think I'm almost at the final result most likely. I noticed that my huge right breast that was reduced to match what was left of left breast is actually a tad smaller than the breast they removed the implant from/only lifted funny enough. Since my Brest was reduced on my right only, I also have a pretty significant far pad off to the side (side boob), so I will probably need lipo on the one side in the future to even that out with my other side.

I'm not worried about it right now. Just enjoying my new lease on life that Dr. Gordon has given me :)

8 Weeks Post Op

  • 17 Nov 2015
  • 2 months post
Doing great, but my suture opened under my left breast and I have to go the the hospital and get it seen up :(.
Otherwise, they're looking great and still so happy about my breasts!

Provider Review

Michael J. Gordon, MD
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
12605 E. 16th Ave, Aurora, Colorado
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  • 25 Jul 2015

During Consult: Dr. Gordon was very thorough and I did not feel rushed into making a decision whatsoever. He seems to be a very precise type of person and a very skilled plastic surgeon practicing for 25+ years (teaches at University of Colorado Anshutz Medical Hospital), so I hope that his high quality skills will transfer to the actual surgery result! Update After Surgery: The surgery went great and I could not have asked for a better result honestly! Dr. Gordon far exceeded my expectations in being able to remove the one implant and then match up my breasts so well for them being so different (Natural G cup vs. implanted DDD cup). The surgery was 6.5 hours and he did a PHENOMENAL job! He is extraordinarily precise and very "exact" in his manner, and what a perfect type of person to be a plastic surgeon! I will be forever grateful and I LOVE my new lighter chest! I can't wait to start exercising for real again and I'm so thankful to have a new lease on life! Thank you Dr. Gordon! I will definitely recommend him to everyone!