I am not sure what this spot is, I’m not on good terms with my surgeon as I’m unhappy so I haven’t had him review it in person. Hoping to have an expert tell me if this is possibly a Montgomery gland or something else? I always had Montgomery glands on my breast areolas, and I had very large areolas before my lift / reduction.
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Thank you for your photos. From your photos it appears that you have excellent breast shape and contour with your nipple/areola in the correct position. Your incision lines look hypertrophic. As your incisions became hypertrophic after your original surgery, there’s a higher likelihood that t...
The terms "dermal wing," "lollipop," and "breast lift with auto-augmentation" refer to different types of breast lift techniques and procedures:
1. Dermal Wing Lift:
o Description: This is a type of breast lift where excess skin is removed from the lower part of the breast to create a more...
Sometimes, especially if the areola is very wide, some residual pigment can be left on one or both side sides of the vertical incision. At the time of surgery if the surgeon feels that removing it would lead to too much tension on the incision he or she may opt to leave to avoid a complication....
