Would you take on a patient that needs a redo on one side?

I'm sorry to hear about your concerns after breast reduction surgery. I do not think that you will have any problem finding a good board certified plastic surgeon to help you. It would be helpful to your chosen plastic surgeon to have a copy of the initial operative report. Once you have chosen your plastic surgeon carefully, it will be important that you communicate your concerns/goals carefully as well.  Working together you will come up with a good plan. Best wishes for an outcome that you will be very pleased with long-term.

The breasts can be reduced again, and this is not that uncommon. You attempted to work with the plastic surgeon who performed your BR nine months ago, which is the course of action I would have taken. Being unresponsive to your request, you have moved forward by scheduleding an appointment with another plastic surgeon for a second opinion. Go prepared to that consultation with a positive outlook and take your operative records with you. You should be able to find a resolution that is satisfactory.Kenneth Hughes, MD, Board Certified Plastic SurgeonLos Angeles, CA

While in one sense plastic surgery is about changing anatomy, shapes and sizes, the underlying theme of all plastic surgery (cosmetic and reconstructive) is to bring about changes that make an individual feel better about themselves.  It seems as if this has not been achieved, and judging from your images, the condition could be improved.  I agree with my colleagues, that you should not have a difficult time finding a Board Certified surgeon willing to accept your case.  Best of luck!