240CC mod+ xtra Mentor implants: Do I have synmastia? (photos)

I advise my patients that more than 90 percent of patients are back to work on the fifth day after surgery if they work in an office setting. Women whose work requires lifting, pushing or pulling usually go back to work toward the end of the second week. They might be a little sore at the end of...

Your should be able to achieve your goals with a second breast lift. It would be very reasonable and appropriate to replace your implants at that time as well.

Supporting a revision breast lift with an internal bra may help prevent future recurrence of droop after subsequent breast lifts. There is an absorbable scaffold made of a material called P4HB that acts like a scaffold for your body during the healing process. It's absorbed and replaced by a...

I recommend an in person consultation with a plastic surgeon to discuss your goals and be measured. After I measure and discuss goals with my patients, we then look at pictures of women (my patients) with similar measurements with different size and style breast implants, and they choose what...

Without good preoperative evaluation it would be difficult to answer your question. There may be situations where placement of very large implant may prevent complete excision of large arteola when lift is performed. In that case, secundary excision of residual areola tissue can be done 6 months...

A definitive diagnosis would require a physical examination, but your photos suggest that the most superior aspects of your pockets are opened higher on one side. Your implants seem to be large and pressing against the border of the pockets. The pressure from lesser space on one side is causing...