Neurotica

Amy Amy , the doctor asked you, "Was he a boarded Plastic surgeon?" and you replied "Yes he is!" But the name of the doctor you supplied is not! He is a dermatologist.

If you ask me the best thing to help the scar to be flat is to massage the scar. I used my fingernails - sort of like kneeding dough - to workout the lumps. The way you did it was the opposite. You applied sheets and dressings and never touched them for months. After a month after my breastlift, I started to GENTLY massage the scars with some neosporin ointment. Applying more pressure as time went on. There should be some discomfort while doing this, but not real pain. As the stitches heal it is safer to apply more pressure and use nails. There should be even more discomfort using your nails , but not real pain. I would suggest maybe finding a new doctor to do, not another breast lift like you had, but just a scar revision (its a short time and under a local). And then try my method.

Why would you let someone who messed you up even touch you again? A Beverly Hills doctor charges like $10,000 for a breast lift - Didn't you think there was something fishy about charging only $2,500? I guess you get what you pay for; in your case a lousy surgeon. Your Dr.'s license was revoked. http://www.healthgrades.com/directory_search/physician/profiles/dr-md-reports/Dr-Shane-Sheibani-MD-4329FCDD/background-check

Why would you combine the two different types of lipo? Could you please try to explain to a layman what the advantage is?

I'm assuming that's the after picture.