I had my reduction done December 9th and I'm not too happy with the results. Do you think that the doctor can redo it? (photo)

it looks like you have sagging of the breasts again. This is difficult to predict and often due to the poor quality tissues.  A revision sounds reasonable.

I think it's a reasonable question to ask your surgeon.  Breast size prior to surgery, skin laxity, and natural shape to the breast are all determining factors in your final look. Most surgeons will work with you within a year of surgery to ensure you are happy and get a beautiful and satisfying result. 

Hello and thank you for reaching out. From the photo you provided it is difficult to see if a revision is necessary and exactly what areas your concerns are about. First step I would recommend would be to follow up with your surgeon to review exactly what you think needs a revision and hear his opinions. Once all concerns are out in the open, a plan can be devised from that point on. Best Wishes

Although difficult to provide you with specific assessment and advice based on the limited photograph, I would suggest that you communicate your concerns directly with your plastic surgeon. It is likely, based on the photograph and your description of concerns, that your plastic surgeon can help you with a revisionary breast reduction procedure. Make sure that you communicate your concerns/goals carefully. Best wishes for an outcome that you will be very pleased with.

I am sorry to hear you are unhappy with your breast surgery. It does look like you have a lot of sag to your natural breast and that the skin has stretched again. It could be that not enough tissue and skin was removed, however, it depends on the elasticity of your skin prior to the surgery ect.The good news is that a revision does look possible for you. 

Hello and thank you for the question.
I am sorry to hear that you are not happy.
It would be good to talk to your surgeon and discuss all details, from the preoperative planning and conversation, technique and current concerns.
They slight be able to address this issue, with less risks and a procedure much more limited than the first one.
Take care and all the best in your endeavour.