How Can my Belly Button Be Made Smaller and More Attractive? And How Can my Breasts Be Made More Symmetric? (photo)

Although your history and post-operative pictures are
helpful, it’s difficult to make a specific recommendation without performing a physical
examination. Review of your post-operative pictures suggests several areas of
concern.These include breast asymmetry
and distortion of your umbilicus.It’s
important to wait at least six months before undertaking revisional
surgery.This will provide time for
adequate healing and resolution of muscle spasm and swelling. At this point,
the situation will be stabilized and the surgeon won’t be trying to hit a moving
target.There’s
no question that the right breast implant sits higher than the left implant,
but the cause of this deformity is unclear.It may be related to sutures placed in the inferior pocket, capsular
contracture, inadequate pocket dissection or spasm of the pectoralis
muscle.If it’s still present six months
following surgery, additional surgery will be necessary.Surgery will most likely require expansion of
the right inferior breast pocket.It’s
also important to note that the left nipple areola sits lower than the right
nipple areola complex.This deformity
may also need to be addressed if the goal is symmetry.This may require a unilateral breast lift
procedure.Pictures
of your umbilicus suggest a separation of the superior portion of the
closure.This can be easily corrected
with a minor procedure under local anesthetic.It’s
important to discuss these issues with your plastic surgeon.After six months, it may be reasonable to
consider revisional surgery.Your
surgeon should be able to formulate a treatment plan if this becomes necessary.

    A circumareolar lift will improve areolar position and symmetry for your breasts.  An umbilicoplasty may be an option.  It is important to realize that the belly button you have probably looked exactly like that prior to tummy tuck.  However, it is not covered or hooded by loose skin.  Having said that, it may be possible to change the shape and contours with some stitches under the belly button to anchor it at several points.

The photo attached seems to show a relatively good sized belly button, and the problems you describe could probably be fixed without making it larger. These types of procedures are typically done under local anesthesia. The breast asymmetry is a bit more complicated. You may need a breast lift on one side.