Thanks for your question. If you are fine with the volume of your breasts, a mastopexy (breast lift) can give a perkier appearance to the breasts and at the same time reduce the size of areolas and improve position of the nipples. In your case, it would most likely involve a full mastopexy with an anchor or inverted T pattern scar. The gap between the breasts at the level of the sternum (breastbone) really cannot be changed by mastopexy. Certainly you should consult with a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss further. Best wishes.
Thank you for your question. Generally, the problem of excess skin or bulging fat affects eyelids on both sides (bilaterally), sometimes to varying degrees. Upper eyelid surgery is routinely performed on both sides simultaneously. This allows for less anesthesia and OR time, quicker overall recovery and reduced costs. Also, bilateral lower blepharoplasty is often combined with bilateral upper blepharoplasty procedures if lower eyelid bags and/or excess skin also need to be corrected. You should consult with a board certified plastic surgeon in your area.
