One areola is much bigger than the other. 3 weeks post mastopexy. I'm very worried. Is this a mistake? (Photo)

Each plastic surgeon has a preference for the type of bra to wear following a breast lift. The bra worn should not place any tension or pressure on the incisions.  Sports bras may be OK for the first six weeks. Recommend that you email or phone your surgeon's office for advice as there must ha...

Your breasts are moderatly large and ptotic(droopy). You did not say if you were planing on having more children, but because of your age, i would assume this a possibility. In my opinion, the best cosmetic result would be achieved by having a lift alone. However, if you are wanting alot of...

Your pictures indicate that you do have a tuberous breast deformity. You also have a volume asymmetry,with the right breast being larger and droopier than the right. This can be corrected by doing a breast lift or small reduction, however if you are going to loose a great deal of weight,i would...

A breast lift will reshape your breasts to make them perkier and fuller, but unfortunately the procedure will not correct flat nipples. If you want to make your nipples more prominent, you can ask your surgeon about inverted nipple correction. This can be performed at the same time as your...

Thank you for your picture and questions. This type of appearance is completely typical of a procedure such as yours. The point at which the two incisions meet is the point at which the blood supply to the skin and soft tissue is the worst. When some of that tissue dies, you are left with a...

Thank you for your inquiry. Being at your ideal weight, a weight that you have maintained for at least 6 months is ideal prior to considering surgery, including a breast lift. Your weight loss can change the breast volume, skin laxity and shape of your breasts and so waiting until you have...