Georg M. Huemer, MD, MSc, MBA

Dear Dizzie70!

do not worry!
It is very common after this procedure, that the is some surplus of skin at the inner end of the scar.
Your procedure is also very "young" with still a lot of swelling.
You will see, that this will go away completely after 1-3 months!
I hope that this information is some help to you!
best regards and good luck!
G Huemer

Dear patient!

What I can see is that you had a so called T-thighlift with a vertical and horizontal scar. The junction point is always the weakest point and prone to dehiscence.
Right now there is nothing really that you could do except good wound hygiene and special wound coverage.
Luckily, the wounds will eventually heal without much disfigurement - worst case would be a scar revision once everything is healed - not before 6 months!
I hope that this information may help you a little bit!
Good luck and best regards,
G Huemer

Dear bareft!

As you have already read by many of the doctors before, the typical question would be you probably are not a good candidate for fat trasfer to the breast.
However, it really depends on your expectations. If you are also happy with a liposuction procedure in your buttock/thigh area and if you just want a minimal enhancement of your breasts, then you should probably go for it In any other case, you would be a perfect candidate for wisely chosen breast implants!
Anyway, best luck for you!
Regards from Austria,
G Huemer

You got a lot of good answers from my colleagues. I definitely agree, that liposuction alone would not be a good choice. However, one solution may be to do a thorough debulking through liposuctioning and perform in one session a radical skin excision such as an abdominoplasty or lower bodylift.
On the other hand, continuing with your weight loss would be the best but most difficult option!
I wish you all the best!
regards,
G Huemer

Dear Sara!

Treating a lot of massive weight loss patients, a vertical incision is very seldomly in consideration. Usually, bach laxity is treated with a upper body lift, in which the scar lies within the bra area and thus very unconspicuous
There is a patient on my profile, in which I have performed such surgery. The vertical scar on the side of the body can be troublesome in many ways....
I would really reconsider and probably get a second opinion!
best luck to you!
G Huemer