Excess skin and puckering after a breast lift, do I need a revision? (Photos)

Thank you for your question, for the photos and for the history of your breasts.  Often after revision surgery, due to the presence of scar tissue, the recovery and the time needed to settle is longer. If you have an implant, it is very likely that the small skin fold will progressively go over the next few months. 3 months is a reasonable time for this to happen. Therefore I would not be concerned yet. Wait for the recommended time and then go to your surgeon for a final assessment.All the best.Andrea MarandoPlastic and Cosmetic Surgeon Manchester, UK

Congratulations on your breast lift, Sul979!
At this point, it’s still too early to think about revision surgery. The excess skin you’re talking about is normal for at least the first 2-3 months while you’re recovering.
If it persists even after this period, that’s when I suggest consulting reputable and board-certified plastic surgeons for the possibility of revision surgery. But right now, I won’t be worried.
Good luck!

Thank you for your question and photos.  It is very common to have some excess skin and even a small fold at the bottom of a vertical breast lift in the early post operative period.  In a primary procedure (the first time), this usually resolves in 4-8 weeks.  In secondary (revision) surgeries, the time for these issues to resolve is usually longer due to scar tissue from your first procedure.  I do not plan revisions of this excess skin for at least 3 months after surgery and they are rarely needed.  From your photos, I would expect your fold to resolve in that time.  You should see a slow improvement in the fold week by week.  If it stops improving for a few weeks in a row, you may need a revision.Thank you and good luck.