Found a Dr that suggested a crescent lift with fat transfer. Can anyone give me more details about this treatment?

Hello, and thank you for your question.  In general the "crescent" lift has very limited ability to make a significant difference for patients.  To actually reposition the nipple higher and reshape the breast appropriately, more of a lift is almost always needed.  Fat grafting can be a helpful in these procedures as well.  Make sure you have taken the time to review your options with at least two Board Certified Plastic Surgeons that have experience with these procedures. It is worth it for your own education and review of the options available. Best of luck.

Hello, thank you for your question.  A crescent "lift" provides very little, if any lift and tends to completely distort the areola. It is hard to give you an advise without photos, I recommend you having several consultations with board certified plastic surgeons to find a surgeon that you like and that you are on the same page with as far as their plan and your expectations. Make sure that you see multiple before and after photos of results that you like so that you have a very good idea of what you want so that you can develop that treatment plan with your surgeon.

The cresent lift is not much of a lift and does not have good long term results. Plus, it probably will change the shape of your areola to something that is not round. A periareolar lift is much more predictable, but it is still limited.