I had a bilateral mastopexy. I’m about a week out & noticed on my left breast I have a slight indent down the center. (Photo)

Most women hope that they will be able to finally go braless following a breast lift procedure and this should be something you should enjoy if you feel comfortable doing so. With time it is inevitable that the breast will naturally begin to sag as the skin loses its elasticity regardless of the...

Have your surgeon check your wound again. That dark area should be trimmed off and you might have a stitch under the scab which is slowing things down. This should then heal with a nice result. Good luck.

I think you could achieve a nice result with a breast reduction. Your right breast appears to be a bit larger than your left. A breast reduction will help achieve symmetry by reducing the larger breast more. A breast reduction will also improve your overall breast shape and lift the breasts, as...

Result you show on your photos is very typical finding early after lift that involves reversed T scar. When scars mature (1-1.5 years after surgery) this will most likely disappear. You should discuss this issue with surgeon in your next follow up visit. Good luck.

Hi in2minds, Generally speaking, if the nipples are lower than the inframammary line the patient will most likely need a breast lift. If the nipples are at or above the inframammary line we can generally get by with just breast augmentation depending on the size of the implant the patient...

I agree that 500 cc removal will make you practically flat.  If you have a lift with perhaps a small amount of reduction your breasts will seem much smaller because they won’t be hanging as much.  A simple lift will make you a lot smaller than you think.  The one thing to be careful of is to a...