At 57 years old, this is my third procedure in three years to correct a bad outcome of breast reduction surgery and ab lipsuction. After the initial procedure, I ended up with one breast noticeably larger with the nipple 2 cm lower than the other breast and also an inverted nipple on the other. My breast reduction was complicated by an previously unknown tumour being discovered in the second breast, requiring the surgeon to immediately go back to the first breast and redo it (I guess the lump was large enough to create a size difference). My abdominal area was a disaster right from the get go. Ripples and valleys and a sideways skew. I did e v e r y t h i n g my ps told me to do. Had weekly massages to work the contorted stomach, and let me tell you, it was really painful. The first surgery really took me by surprise as I was so sick afterwards. It knocked hell out of me and I wasn't expecting that at all. A year later, my same ps does revision surgery to correct the breast size problem, repair the nipple and do fat injections in my abdominal area. During preop I spoke with my nurse to relay my fears of again being so sick after surgery - she seemed puzzled a bit but I believe my telling her really helped. After surgery she told me she convinced the anesthesiologist to use an anti-nausea drug "they don't like to use it as it is expensive." Breasts turned out fine, gratefully, but my stomach really didn't improve much. I have different contours on each side of my waist, undulations, and uneven lipo at the back/breast area. My original ps has retired with health issues. I couldn't imagine pursuing anything further with him. I have hardly been able to face the trial of more surgery - but here I am again. My current ps has suggested that a mini tummy tuck would be the solution. He felt that he should not disturb my upper abdomen (where some of the rippling needs to be corrected). It all sounded right - he also always uses the anti nausea drug (sounds like "dance"). Think good thoughts for me.