Considering a breast implant revision - what is the best option to achieve more cleavage and correct asymmetry? (photos)

Your breasts don't need a lift, your implants do: scar capsule tightening plus a resorbable mesh will achieve long lasting results. This will vastly improve dropout and subtly improve gap. Softening of the transition between implant and chest wall will be difficult without fat though. However, once the implants are in good position, with more muscle covering them, you will likely be happy.

Thank-you for your query ! Based on your photographs and your weight, the best option would be to get smaller implants and do a breast lift as well. This will help in achieving better symmetry, and the pockets can be reshaped to give you better cleavage as well. Please discuss all your concerns with your Plastic surgeon before making a decision. All the best!

Thank you for your question regarding breast implant revision. It looks like the best way to get you more cleavage and fix asymmetry is to remove and replace the implants. Because your areolas point outward, it will be important to suture around the outer breast to keep the implants from shifting. This will also help obtain cleavage. You may need a mastopexy to address the “drop “ you were talking about. An incision would be made around your areola down the breast, and under the inframammary fold like an anchor. We can re-approximate where the nipple will go, which will help give you the breast lift you desire.

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