Chelsea Snider, MD

It depends on your skin quality, skin excess, skin tightness and age. Based on your photo, you appear to be younger and with good skin quality without much excess skin to start. I think you would be a good candidate for this procedure, but of course this will depend on your in-person consultation.

Yes, you can definitely have some liposuction performed on the rest of your trunk following abdominoplasty. This would include abdomen, flanks, and back; anywhere that you still have some thickness. This would give you a more defined silhouette and hour-glassed shape!

Yes, you have bottoming out of your breasts with high positioned nipples. The distance from the inframammary fold to nipple is too long and this needs to be shortened to correct your breast shape and nipple position. It appears that your nipples are asymmetric as well, which can be fixed at the same time. Your breasts can be beautiful, just a few corrections!

It does appear that your implants are bottoming out, creating an extra long nipple to inframammary fold distance. This leads to the incision and nipple both riding up, while the implant is riding down toward the abdomen. The inframammary fold should therefore be restabilized and secured to correct this and provide implant support. If you have extra skin, this may also need to be tightened.

Yes! Liposuction is possible, but of course it depends on your in-person evaluation. If this is truly extra fat, liposuction could be a great option. Best of luck in your search!