My goal is to basically be comfortable with how my chest looks at 180 lbs. my normal weight should be around 160-165. But I always fluctuate up to 180 during winter months. Basically I'm trying to figure out if it would be better to get to the lower end of my weight or the higher end before my gynecomatia surgery? My goal is to be comfortable with how my chest looks even at my heavier weight. Any answers would be greatly appreciated thanks! Oh and I'm 5-8 and about 178 in the pics below
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The really important thing is to be at a maintainable goal weight. This is what will help ensure the best results. If you haven't already, schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon to be assessed in person and discuss your best options. Hope this helps.
I know how frustrating and scary it is to not see your desired results immediately, but given that face that this is revision surgery, you really need to give yourself at least 3 months before passing judgement. My guess is that this is swelling and will resolve. Best of luck.
Thank you for your question and photo. The answer depends on how the surgery is performed. The traditional approach is through a curvilinear incision on the bottom half of the areola. We have found that this incisions scars unpredictably and would definitely affect the tatto. Our approach is to...
