Is it normal for breast nipples and areola to be facing different directions?

This area is the most common to have wound separation as it hold a lot of tension. I recommended conitnuing to follow your sugreons directions. 

It may take time for your tissues to revert to normal response after surgery.  Your nipple position may or may not change and it is best to discuss your concerns with your PS.  Give yourself time to heal and your breasts time to settle before jumping to any conclusion (atleast a few...

Dear Jessie, Thank you for your question. Although there are different ways to "secure" breast tissue internally - there have been some problems associated with each. Using sutures to stitch breast tissue together or suturing it to muscle typically doesn't work - here is why. If you are familiar...

Thank you for your question. Despite your high pain tolerance, I think it will be difficult to hide surgery from your children.  Though breast lift patients do quite well, it is still surgery and between anesthesia and the first few days of recovery, I think your children would realize that...

Thank you for your question. Generally 18 years of age would be physically appropriate to have this surgery. If your emotionally mature and there is consent by a parent then yes it is possible to get  abreast lift.   When you are ready, make sure you consult with a Board Certified...

It may be necessary for a revision in the future as your nipples are already low. I'd wait at least 8-12 months to let everything heal and settle. Usually upper fullness, that most women want, is only achieved through an implant and not through lifting alone. Scars usually take time to mature...