Hi,2years ago I had a breast lift, I asked for an anchor but my surgeon insisted I only needed a round block,the results weren't satisfying with an enlarged areola,a year after I had a revision with an anchor but I was left with high riding NAC,and suffered an important allergic reaction to the threads,I spitted most of it with reopenings and delayed healing, what procedure would improve the situation of my NAC, would implants help? Is there a type of thread that wd minimise the allergy ris
November 22, 2023
Answer: You're in a very difficult situation That surgeon did you a disservice with the periareolar lift; he took too much skin from above the areola, permanently fixing the distance from areolar edge to clavicle. That is why the revision to a full mastopexy didn't help. The only way to bring the nipple areolar complex down is with a procedure that will leave a vertical scar above the newly repositioned nipple areolar complex. Although far from desirable, it may be better than your situation now.
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November 22, 2023
Answer: You're in a very difficult situation That surgeon did you a disservice with the periareolar lift; he took too much skin from above the areola, permanently fixing the distance from areolar edge to clavicle. That is why the revision to a full mastopexy didn't help. The only way to bring the nipple areolar complex down is with a procedure that will leave a vertical scar above the newly repositioned nipple areolar complex. Although far from desirable, it may be better than your situation now.
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November 28, 2023
Answer: Breasts Just based on your photos and not measurements, I would say that your nipples are probably in the correct position, but your breasts have bottomed out and are sagging too low. Your breasts can be relifted without moving your nipples. Implants might make this worse unless placed behind the muscle. Find out what sutures were used, this is noted on the operative note, and avoid those.
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November 28, 2023
Answer: Breasts Just based on your photos and not measurements, I would say that your nipples are probably in the correct position, but your breasts have bottomed out and are sagging too low. Your breasts can be relifted without moving your nipples. Implants might make this worse unless placed behind the muscle. Find out what sutures were used, this is noted on the operative note, and avoid those.
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