“Horrible Breast Lift Results”

I'm going to Scotland this summer for ReCell treatment. The PS who performed my BL is a Park Ave. board certified surgeon, mind you, so I don't know why she just didn't perform the LeJour technique. She did for one of her patients; she went from a DDD cup to a C cup! And she raves about her results! I warn all my friends to tell all their friends to avoid this PS like the plague.

thanks for ur help!!! i got it ....i have heard of her name a lot .... i was trying to make an initial consultation appointment with her. Her staff sounds very rude too. i m happy that i have already outlisted her. Hope everything works out for u ......

i have been thinking about getting a breast lift in new york city just wondering if you could give me the doctors name so i dont go to her.

Hi Rnuch thanks very much for the initails, ofcourse i have heard not so nice things before i hope every things works out well or even beter for you.

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Her lawyer called me the next day, June 8, after my complaint and mailed me the release form with the stipulation that she would refund her surgical fee if I never ever mention the poor outcome. Her technique is very lacking and when a surgeon uses the inverted-T procedure there is no reason for the entire breast to sag the way mine has after the fifth month post-op. I mean mine is really saggy! MAH2393 please e-mail me if you can.

Hi, June 8th was the day of my revision procedure w/JW. I was left waiting for about 2 hours before she arrived. She spent maybe 10 minutes or so as a pre-operative meeting. It came out alittle better then before but Im still not happy. It is so hard to have to go through surgery 2 times in 6 months because the first surgery failed. It had really caused me alot of suffering. My situation is somewhat similar. For the first surgery, JW decided she was going to rearrange my glands and move them to the top of my breast to give me more upper pole fullness, however, I never asked for that and she and I never discussed that. After the 1st surgery, my stitches were taken out too soon and my skin openned up and I had open wounds on the top of my breast that healed after many months and were sore for a long time and left me with a lop sided looking nipple. The first time I saw my breasts in the mirror after the first surgery, I started to cry. So, for 6 months I did not look at them again in the mirror. I wish so much I had picked a more competent doctor. I was inexperienced with this kind of thing so I rushed into it a little, and just trusted her good reviews online. Im sorry you also had to go through this. originally, JW told me she wouldnt charge me for ther revision, however, I think she reaized the whole thing needed to be redone so she said it was better if I was sedated and I ended up having to pay an additional $1000. After I aready paid for the entire surgery the first time. For the second surgery, I specifically said my left nipple had to be raised because it was very low. She maybe raised it a tiny bit but not that much. JW performed the circumaerolar lift on me and I dont think it was really the right technique to use on me thats part of the reason the lift was a failure. My whole experience there was bad, rushed pre-operative meeting for the first surgery and I also had the feeling JW was eager to be quick with me so she could head off to see her next patient. My friend today actually mentionned contacting a lawyer but I feel kind of embaressed talking about my breasts with a lawyer/and or judge. Also, the reason why I let her perform the revision was because I did not have another $8,000 to pay for the same surgery twice. So, I just prayed she would do a good job and fix it. Its crazy, I went to her in the beginning to fix something about my body that I was self conscious about and after the surgery, I was almost more self conscious then before. I looked at before and after pictures and after the first surgery, I basically looked like a mutilated verison of myself. I think I looked a lot worse. She kept on saying I look like I have little implants. But I kept on saying to her I dont want implants. I have since looked more online and have seen a few surgeons that look more skilled in breast lifts and I feel a lot of regret for putting myself through this experience. I hope you find a good doctor so he/she can fix what JW did. By the way, I am definitely planning on writing about my bad experience with her. I have thought about it. Shes given me a lot to write about. The public should know she sucks with breast lifts. Just to make sure we are talking about the same woman, her last name starts with Wal, and first name Jen.

I have to jump in here because I had a breast lift by this surgeon a little over a year ago and I couldn't be happier with my results. I shopped around A LOT for my surgeon, spending a small fortune on consultations all over the city. I went to her because she made me feel the most comfortable and her reviews were amazing. I was really nervous about my surgery and spoke with two of her old patients both of whom had really good outcomes and they were very informative about what to expect from the post-op period. Before my surgery I was a saggy C and never liked my breasts. I didn't even care about the incision locations that much, I just wanted a nicer shape to my breasts! I'm at 14 months and I look great. The "lollipop" part is completely flat and faded, barely noticeable, and the scar under my breast I can't even see without lifting up my breast. They way I look at it is I chose the scars to have better looking breasts and if I wasn't okay with having them I wouldn't have had my surgery. I am so glad I did. I am so much more confident and wear clothes I never dreamed of before.

One thing that you must consider here beyond the technique used and the talent of the surgeon is the nature of your own tissues. By definition, someone who needs a breast lift has somewhere between challenged to outright poor elasticity and this has a significant bearing on the outcome. In other words, it is possible that one's starting point is much worse than others.

You can see my results under the heading "What is the best option for a breast lift revision?" on realself. That pic was taken just 5 months post-op. I also went to see two PS in person and they also agreed that the left breast was too saggy for just 5 months after the procedure. What did she do wrong?

I have a BL scheduled with her on April 15 and I am excited. I know the risks of the surgery and I am confident in her ability.