Would I get good peri results? (Photos)

Thank you for your question and photos.  Agree--you are a good candidate for a periareolar approach.  Good to see you have done your research and understand that there is a slightly higher revision rate for this approach for loose skin and areolar stretch.  Best wishes. 

Having done these procedures for over twenty years, I think that you may get away with a periareolar incision. However, it may take a second procedure if the skin does not shrink adequately.Gary Alter, MDBeverly Hills, CA - New York, NY

Hello,
Based on your breast size, skin appearance, and amount of sag I think a keyhole procedure wiuld work well in your chest. I would do this with liposuction first through small incisions on chest and then only a small incision on under side of areola.SincerelyDr.G

Thanks for your photos. I do agree that you are a decent candidate for a peri-areolar approach for your top surgery. I would make sure you express your concerns to your surgeon as you mentioned - sometimes leaving a little more tissue or using liposuction at the end to smooth out any edges can lead to a better and less "bumpy" looking result, so perhaps mention this to your surgeon. You can expect some contour irregularities initially after surgery no matter what, but know that many times this resolves over weeks to months. Best of luck with your recovery!

Hi jmmm129,Thanks for your question and photos. From the photos I would say that you would be a good candidate for the areolar approach. Also, given the distance of your areolar to your breast crease, the double incision techniques would place the scar under a lot of tension and may not heal as nicely. Sincerely,Dr. Dadvand

Thank you for your photos and question.  Based on the images, it appears that you would be an excellent candidate for the periareolar approach.  You have good skin tone and should have a nice smooth contour to your chest with this approach.  

Hello and thank you for your inquiry.  I think the periareolar is a good technique for you.  Since you are young, the skin should retract back nicely.
Good Luck with your surgery!
Warmly,
Dr. Diana Breister Ghosh

Your breast skin have good elasticity, Tissue, fat will be removed through areola , incision maybe locate only half of your areola.You could see how it's look like after got surgery from one of my patient's review as following.

terms you have used... if you're looking at removing your tissue, the periareolar approach is by far the least scarring but you should be prepared for the need for revisions.  Time does resolve scar irregularities so patience is also needed.  If you're looking at a lift, not needed.  So please define peri and DI for those who are not familiar with those terms.