Breast Augmentation Revision w/ or w/out breast lift - would I be a good candidate? (photos)

Good afternoon,
You do have some bottoming out and lateral displacement of your left side- which is commonly associated with discomfort or pain- and I'm sure it falls off to the side when you lay down. I think you would benefit from a donut mastopexy because your left nipple has also been pulled down into a lower position, and a donut mastopexy can lift both sides to a level position. What I totally 100% disagree with is moving to over the muscle- that does not and will not correct your bottoming out- it will only place you at a higher risk for capsular contracture and lead to faster sagging. Ask your PS about what I have said- I'm afraid they don't quite understand long term breast implant problems and their correction. I correct bottoming out and lateral displacement with the Original Internal Bra, my strong permanent internal suturing technique. And I stay under the muscle. I first developed this technique over 20 years ago, and today it is the most common revision procedure I perform, at least 5-6 times a week- it works and it lasts!

Measurements are needed to be sure, but you might be a candidate for the doughnut lift. Placing the implants in front of the muscle will increase the risk of sagging over time. Your pocket can be tightened to help lift you implant. I do not recommend going larger since the implant will then be heavier and more prone to sag.

Based on the photos you could probably have a Benelli lift on the side that has the lower nipple. Correction of the animation deformity needs to include muscle re-attachment, which can be done when implants are moved to the subglandular or subfascial plane, or by converting to the split muscle plane.