Got botched twice by same doctor. What are my options? (Photo)

Bottoming out is common after surgery. The implant goes below the inframammary crease, producing a long lower pole and deflation of the upper pole ending with an empty cleavage area. Almost all the volume of the breast and the implant is in the lower part of your breast. My approach involves re...

This requires revision of the surgery. To create a true plan, I would need to perform at least a virtual consultation. This surgery can be challenging including release of the fascial bands that form the double bubble, possible capsular tightening, and possible placement of an internal bra...

Thank you for including your preoperative photograph because as you can see, your breasts and more important your nipple position is starting off asymmetric. Your left nipple areola complex is laterally displaced to begin with and without performing some type of circumaroelar mastopexy, that...

Dear takoanato, breast implant type and sizing selection is a complicated process and requires a detailed consultation that includes a discussion of your goals, a detailed examination, and a lengthy discussion. But the decision will always start and end with the patient. When it comes to sizing,...

Based on your photos, you do have inframammary fold malposition, AKA “bottoming out”. You can absolutely go larger than 375cc and I feel that 500-550 HP implants would be extremely reasonable and would give you the result you are looking for. Mandatory in your repair, I believe, should be pla...