Nipples too low post mastectomy and reconstruction. Should I consider a revision? (Photo)

If you are unhappy with the shape or symmetry of your implants after breast reconstruction, you may be interested in an implant exchange +/- fat grafting. Another important consideration for women with a history of breast cancer and radiation is whether or not there is an evidence of capsular...

Yes, your implant plane can be change from over the muscle to under the muscle after breast reconstruction. Under the muscle or dual plane techniques generally to provide a thicker soft tissue coverage, specifically in very thin women.

The technique I recommend is The Bellesoma Method. This will reshape your breast tissue creating upper pole fullness without implants, elevate them higher on the chest wall and more medial to increase your cleavage. Vertical scars are avoided, nipple sensation (in 95%) and the ability to...

This is a challenging problem to address for slim patients with implant based reconstruction. Some options include changing the implant plane to submuscular (if they are not already beneath the muscle), using an implant with a more cohesive gel to reduce the appearance of implant folds, use of...

Two ways to increased size after an implant- based breast reconstruction are to undergo implant exchange for large implants, or add fat transfer for natural volume. In cases where there is significant assymetry, particularly in shape rather than just size, fat transfer can be helpful. Fat...

The correction of your double bubble deformity after breast implants is usually possible through your existing scars.