It is likely a combination of both. Your history suggests that there is an element of axillary breast tissue, but visually I suspect there is excess fat present as well. Your surgeon can confirm the condition with a physical examination. He or she can then discuss treatment options.
Removing old implants at the time of a breast reduction is a common practice. If you feel like your breasts are now too large, as long as you have an adequate amount of breast tissue remaining, your implant can be safely removed. Whether or not you also require breast tissue removal or just a...
Thanks so much for your inquire.
The cost depends on several factors, including your surgeon’s expertise, location. Plan for 1–2 weeks off work and at least 6 weeks of restricted physical activity.
I recommend to consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon to get a personalized cost est...
