Breast reduction 2 years post-op. Too much was removed, what can I do to fix it?

Its difficult to determine without pictures. However two options are fat transfer to the breast form another part of the body and implants. A consultaion with a board certified plastic surgeon would be a great way for you to start. I hope this helps!

Hi rebel387! Since you haven't included any photos, I would suggest consulting with your previous plastic surgeon who did your original reduction, or another Board Certified Plastic Surgeon in your area. Sometimes, a breast implant can help to give you some upper pole fullness and restore some substance to your breasts if you are currently unhappy with the diminished size. A surgeon will be able to give you some good advice once they have evaluated you in person and can help you to move forward from there. Best of luck to you!

Dear rebel387,it is hard to tell for sure without an examination. I would suggest you to consult a board-certified plastic surgeon. Only after a thorough examination you will get more information and recommendations.Daniel Barrett, MD

Certified, American Board of Plastic Surgery
Member, American Society of Plastic Surgery
Member, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

Go on some consultations to be examined in person. Most likely you would end up being advised to consider breast augmentation with implants to restore projection and volume. Some patients who have had prior reduction may need a revision of the lifting at the time of implant placement to get a perkier, fuller look. Fat transfer may be another option, depending on how much volume you want to add. Surgical simulation software and sizing kits used in the office help the patient understand potential options and possible outcomes with different sizes of augmentation.

but if your fold has been obliterated, a reverse tummy tuck would help re-establish a fold and a better look.  An exam is required and I hope you can resolve this to your satisfaction.  For more volume, you will either need fat grafting or implants and that is something you would discuss with your surgeon.

hello
I hope I can help a little but difficult with out photos. I have some ladies who have asked my advice when they are unhappy with the breast size after breast reduction. The problem was multifactorial and not just due to size. The bottom of the brest had stretched out giving more volume at the bottom of the breast rather than the top. The scars had risen onto the breast and the breast was wide and flat.  
The required correction is not simple as the breast has to be tightened, the bottom of the breast fixed to the chest wall and then a implant placed under this breast. 
Im not sure about your insurance but hopefully some of this information may help. best to discuss with your surgeon as well.