Can I get a refund for snoopy boob? (Photo)

Hello, thank you for your question. We know by experience what an implant will do to the breast size and that is it enlarges the breast size. It can fill in the area of volume loss and lift it a bit but the remainder of the breast tissue on the bottom will not get lifted. Im not sure if I can say whether or not you were given the right advice and a lift was recommended but you chose not to do it. It seems as though you are unhappy where your natural breast tissue is sitting, lower than the implant. Speak to you plastic surgeon about this concern. See your options. Dont forget that the implants will drop a bit post operatively typically takes about 4 months.

This happens when the place of placement of the implant is decided incorrectly, in your case the implant should have been placed under the gland, and they put it under the muscle, so your glandular tissue has descended but not the implant, that's why it looks like two balls.
You need to change the implant pocket and also get a breast lift

Dear Kelly1048,
it is unlikely that you will get a refund. In case of a revision, typically surgeons only ask the patient to pay for the surgery center and anesthesia.
Daniel Barrett, MDCertified, American Board of Plastic SurgeryMember, American Society of Plastic SurgeryMember, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

Sorry to learn of your disappointment. An examination in person would clearly be necessary to properly evaluate you and make specific treatment recommendations. That said, you can almost always be confident that your situation can be improved with revision surgery. Your problem is that your implants are high relative to your breast gland, and this is due to encapsulation resulting in a mismatch. This is also known as a waterfall deformity. The correction may involve a mastopexy (breast lift), but not necessarily.

A refund is rare. You can and should certainly share your concern with your surgeon, but you have to decide whether or not you have confidence that your surgeon can correct this. If not, consider a second opinion for revision surgery. Your new surgeon may be sensitive to your financial concerns, however from his or her perspective you are simply a new patient seeking elective (albeit revision) surgery which is usually more complex and requires more skill and experience.

Do your research. Separate your two issues, one being a satisfactory outcome, and the second being how is this going to be paid for. Best of luck to you.

I would suggest your check your paperwork to see what was discussed about refunds. The anesthesia costs and surgery center fees cannot be refunded since they were used. The cost for implants cannot be refunded since you do have the implants. Perhaps your surgeon will give you a discount or wave some of the fees. You need a lift. Please discuss this with your surgeon.

In all fairness, you were counselled for an uplift at the outset. Clinically, you have ptotic nipple-areolar complexes and skin surplus in the inferior pole, both of which could be addressed by an uplift (mastopexy). Rather than asking for a refund, I would suggest that you let your primary surgeon carry out an uplift.

I'm sorry to hear of the issues with your augmentation. I encourage you to speak with your surgeon about your concerns. It is doubtful a refund will be given, but your surgeon may work with you if you want to proceed with a revision. From the provided photo surgical correction is recommended for improvement.