Dr. George Marosan, MDGMDr. George Marosan, MDBoard Certified Plastic Surgeon4.7 | 96 ReviewsCONSULTATIONPROFILEAnswered on Feb 6, 2026Thank you for your question and photos. To get a more rounded look, you would need a breast reduction/lift with auto-augmentation of the upper poles of the breasts. The lateral chest wall and excess armpit fat needs to be contoured with liposuction. The breast asymmetry can be improved as well. I do these surgeries in our accredited office surgical suite under deep intravenous sedation. See a board-certified plastic surgeon for an in-person consultation/evaluation. Good luck.+5 ANSWERS
Dr. Ira H. Rex III, MDIMDr. Ira H. Rex III, MDBoard Certified Plastic Surgeon4.9 | 93 ReviewsCONSULTATIONPROFILEAnswered on Feb 5, 2026By definition it seems you do not have lead to tuberous breasts. It seems you would do quite nicely with a fairly straightforward augmentation. This will not transform entirely the way your breasts are situated on your chest wall, but I think you could expect a very nice result. Lowering the inframammary fold a centimeter or 2 and any internal scoring is simply a method we use in many breast augmentations. These usually provide only small adjustments and do not really entirely change the...+6 ANSWERS
Dr. Donovan Rosas, MDDMDr. Donovan Rosas, MDBoard Certified Plastic Surgeon4.8 | 29 ReviewsCONSULTATIONPROFILEAnswered on Feb 5, 2026Patient concerns regarding the appearance of their breasts can typically be divided in two pools: volume, ptosis (droop). The procedures to address these issues are as different as the issues themselves. However, these concerns are not mutually exclusive. Many patients, whether they are aware or not, will benefit from both.There are two factors which can help to answer the question of which surgery will deliver the most satisfying result: mastopexy, augmentation or both. Patients must first...+10 ANSWERS
Dr. Kadir Berat Oyur, MDKMDr. Kadir Berat Oyur, MDPlastic Surgeon5.0 | 9 ReviewsCONSULTATIONPROFILEAnswered on Feb 6, 2026Based on your photos and medical history, you appear to be a good candidate for a tummy tuck. This procedure can improve the appearance of your abdomen by removing excess skin and tightening the abdominal muscles.I hope this information is helpful.+12 ANSWERS
Dr. Vasileios Vasilakis, MD, FACSVFDr. Vasileios Vasilakis, MD, FACSBoard Certified Plastic Surgeon5.0 | 396 ReviewsCONSULTATIONPROFILEAnswered on Feb 5, 2026Hello, Thank you for the question and congratulations on your weight loss!! Based on the photos, the best surgery for you would be a circumferential lower body lift due to the fact that your skin laxity is circumferential and not restricted to your abdominal area. I wish you the bestVasileios Vasilakis, MD FACSDouble Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon+4 ANSWERS
Dr. Ira H. Rex III, MDIMDr. Ira H. Rex III, MDBoard Certified Plastic Surgeon4.9 | 93 ReviewsCONSULTATIONPROFILEAnswered on Feb 5, 2026From your photographs, it seems you do not need a full tummy tuck. You her abdominal contour has been quite well preserved after having children. Of course a good examination is always required to give you the best recommendation. A mini tummy tuck and umbilical revision may be a good way to proceed. It seems you already have a very nice aesthetics of the abdomen and you might want to keep surgery to a minimum!+10 ANSWERS
Dr. Eyup Bozkurt, MDEMDr. Eyup Bozkurt, MDOtolaryngologist4.2 | 87 ReviewsCONSULTATIONPROFILEAnswered on Feb 6, 2026Thank you for your question — this is a very thoughtful and important one.First of all, in order to make a proper decision about rhinoplasty, the entire face should be evaluated, not just the nose. A successful result is always a nose that is in harmony with the face. Since your photos do not clearly show your full facial proportions, it would be much more accurate to give recommendations after seeing your full face.Secondly, I can honestly say that if you do not have breathing...+73 ANSWERS
Dr. Sean Hill, MDSMDr. Sean Hill, MDBoard Certified Plastic Surgeon4.5 | 17 ReviewsCONSULTATIONPROFILEAnswered on Feb 5, 2026You’re describing a very common — and very fixable — set of concerns. The good news is that reducing projection, adding subtle rotation, and refining (not sharpening) the tip are core goals of a natural, balanced rhinoplasty. +7 ANSWERS
Dr. Kadir Berat Oyur, MDKMDr. Kadir Berat Oyur, MDPlastic Surgeon5.0 | 9 ReviewsCONSULTATIONPROFILEAnswered on Feb 6, 2026Hi and thank you for your question.Yes, fat transfer can be performed to the hips and outer thighs without augmenting the buttocks. Transferring fat to the hip dip area and lower outer thigh can improve overall shape and create a more balanced silhouette. I hope this helps.+5 ANSWERS
Dr. Vasileios Vasilakis, MD, FACSVFDr. Vasileios Vasilakis, MD, FACSBoard Certified Plastic Surgeon5.0 | 396 ReviewsCONSULTATIONPROFILEAnswered on Feb 5, 2026Hello, Thank you for the question and congratulations on your weight loss!! The best surgery for you would be a circumferential lower body lift (includes a tummy tuck), liposuction to areas of your body, and a breast lift. I wish you the bestVasileios Vasilakis, MD FACSDouble Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon+4 ANSWERS
Dr. Finny George, MDFMDr. Finny George, MDBoard Certified Plastic Surgeon4.9 | 271 ReviewsCONSULTATIONPROFILEAnswered on Feb 5, 2026Hi, thank you for sharing your question. Yes, you are a candidate based on your photos and your symptoms.+4 ANSWERS
Dr. Guray Yesiladali, MD, FEBOPRASGFDr. Guray Yesiladali, MD, FEBOPRASPlastic Surgeon4.8 | 308 ReviewsCONSULTATIONPROFILEAnswered on Feb 5, 2026First, I want to acknowledge how heavy this experience has been for you. What you describe is not just physical discomfort, but emotional fatigue from feeling unheard after investing trust, money, and recovery into a surgery that did not deliver the relief you needed. That reaction is completely understandable.From a medical standpoint, your situation is unfortunately something we do see during revision consultations. Starting with breasts estimated around 1200 grams each, a reduction of...+2 ANSWERS
Dr. Ellen Ozolins, MDEMDr. Ellen Ozolins, MDBoard Certified Plastic Surgeon4.5 | 29 ReviewsCONSULTATIONPROFILEAnswered on Feb 4, 2026Thank you for your question. The presence of small amounts of milk after weaning matters because active lactation can increase the risk of complications such as milk fistula, galactocele, incisional leakage, infection, and delayed healing. To ensure safety, it's important to determine whether you still have meaningful milk production or only minimal residual milk. If milk appears only when firm pressure is applied, many surgeons will proceed with care and closely monitor you after surgery....+31 ANSWERS
Dr. Donovan Rosas, MDDMDr. Donovan Rosas, MDBoard Certified Plastic Surgeon4.8 | 29 ReviewsCONSULTATIONPROFILEAnswered on Feb 5, 2026Patients often think in terms of cup size when considering augmentation. Unfortunately, devices are sized in terms of milliliters (cc) of volume. This can lead to some confusion when sizing. Additionally, it is important to remember that cup size itself is not standardized with variations from one manufacturer to another. Unfortunately, as many women can attest their cup size in an industry leader such as VS is not necessarily transferable to another brand.Another point which is often under...+6 ANSWERS
Dr. Ellen Ozolins, MDEMDr. Ellen Ozolins, MDBoard Certified Plastic Surgeon4.5 | 29 ReviewsCONSULTATIONPROFILEAnswered on Feb 4, 2026Thank you for your question. Choosing the right implant size, such as 425 cc, won't necessarily return you to your previous breast size. While 1 cc of silicone is approximately equal to 1 gram, a reduction involves removing glandular tissue, fat, and skin, along with a lift of the breast envelope. As a result, the breast shape, footprint, and overall appearance may differ from before. To select the appropriate size, consider factors such as breast base width, tissue thickness, scar pattern,...+95 ANSWERS
Dr. Felipe Amaya, MDFMDr. Felipe Amaya, MDPlastic Surgeon4.6 | 107 ReviewsCONSULTATIONPROFILEAnswered on Feb 3, 2026Thank you for sharing your experience — I understand how unsettling these sensations can feel, especially when they begin to increase after many years of stability.One very important point to understand is this:Breast implants are not lifetime devices.Most manufacturers and plastic surgery societies agree that after 10 years, patients should at least be evaluated for a possible implant exchange, even if no obvious problem is present.This does not mean every implant must be changed...
Dr. Kadir Berat Oyur, MDKMDr. Kadir Berat Oyur, MDPlastic Surgeon5.0 | 9 ReviewsCONSULTATIONPROFILEAnswered on Jan 29, 2026Based on your description, cheek liposuction or additional contouring procedures may help reduce puffiness, but the final approach depends on a careful evaluation of your facial anatomy, prior surgeries, and skin quality. Since you have already had buccal fat removal and V-line surgery, it’s especially important to review your results in person to ensure any further treatment is safe and effective.I hope this helps.+1 ANSWER
Dr. Eric M. Joseph, MDEMDr. Eric M. Joseph, MDBoard Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon4.9 | 628 ReviewsCONSULTATIONPROFILEAnswered on Feb 6, 2026Based on the location of the fat bulges in your lower eyelids. I suspect you had inadequate removal of lower eyelid fat rather than excessive fat grafting. Since there is still a tear trough underneath the fat pads, it's not clear whether any of the lipotransferred material has taken. Wishing you well moving forward. Sincerely, Dr Joseph+5 ANSWERS
Dr. Kadir Berat Oyur, MDKMDr. Kadir Berat Oyur, MDPlastic Surgeon5.0 | 9 ReviewsCONSULTATIONPROFILEAnswered on Jan 29, 2026You appear to be a suitable candidate for eyelid surgery. A consultation is required to evaluate your eyelids, review your concerns, and determine the most appropriate surgical approach to achieve a harmonious and natural result.I hope this helps.+5 ANSWERS