Am I a candidate for liposuction? Breast lift or augmentation? I don't care if they're big, just perky and equal in size.

Thank you for your question and photos.  It appears that you would benefit most from a breast augmentation and lipo of the abdomen.  You need to be evaluated by a board certified plastic surgeon in person for a physical evaluation to determine what would be best for you.All the best,Dr. ResultsMiami, FL 

For patients that have good positioning of the nipples and good quality skin, a simple breast augmentation can be magical.  Otherwise if there is too much skin and deflation, then one needs to add a mastopexy (or lift).  Once you have improved your breasts they will look proportionally larger next to your abdomen.  Continuing to work on core strengthening with diet and exercise may improve the abdominal area for a lifelong goal.  However, Coolsculpting (non invasive fat reduction) or lipo can simply help those trouble spots.   Keep up the good work

If you are considering liposuction, think about a fat transfer to your breast to give them a nice look. See link below for examples. 

You  might be a good candidate for liposuction and a breast augmentation. Without seeing exactly where your nipples are in relation to the gland, it is hard to say if the implant alone is enough.

Yes, you are a candidate for liposuction but first congratulations on your weight loss keep the good work and  continued adherence to a healthy lifestyle. The excess soft tissue of your lower abdomen can be treated with liposuction to accomplish reduction in size of the lower abdomen, and for your breast we can add some implants to give it some volume. 

Congratulations on your weight loss and your continued adherence to a healthy lifestyle.After significant weight loss, most women will lose weight also in their breasts, often resulting in loss of shape and projection (the deflated look you described).  This can be corrected by adding volume to the breasts.  This can be achieved with breast augmentation using a variety of types and styles of implants.  The choice depends on specific patient desires for postoperative appearance of the breasts.A new technique of volume restoration in the breasts is the use of fat transfers or fat transplants.This technique involves the use of liposculpture to remove fat from one area of the body and process the fat for placement into the breasts.  In your particular case, the excess soft tissue of your lower abdomen can be treated with this technique to accomplish reduction in size of the lower abdomen, and volume restoration in the breasts.  Not all Plastic Surgeons have experience with these techniques, so you may need to do some research on the surgeons in your area.  In addition, a physical examination will be required to determine how good a candidate you are for these surgeries, and to offer specific recommendations for your specific needs.Good luck!

Hello and thank you for your question.  We are all our own toughest critics and I applaud you for working hard to be in good shape and good health.  If your abdomen is of concern to you, the excess subcutaneous fat can be decreased with liposuction and you would most likely be a great candidate for that as you appear to have good skin quality despite losing so much weight, but that would best be assessed with an in person consultation.  As for your breasts, you appear to have great symmetry and very mild ptosis if any.  I think you would have a great result with breast augmentation, and I doubt you will need a lift, unless your skin feels very loose and stretchy on physical exam after weight loss.  You should already feel good about what you have, and it can be improved with surgery if that is what you desire as you have a great foundation to work off of. I hope this helps!