Double bubble still there after revision. Any thoughts?

Thank you for your question. It would be very helpful if you provided photos and more information about both of your surgeries. Generally speaking a " double bubble" can easily be corrected. I would recommend you consult with a BC PS who has experience in revisional breast surgery.

Unfortunately, sometimes a second revision is needed. Your plastic surgeon is probably the best person to give you advice on how to proceed. You may consider a second opinion. Your situation seems like it may be complicated, and I doubt this kind of surgery can be done without general anesthesia or very heavy sedation.

A double bubble deformity is a challenging problem to fix. Depending on the extent of it, you may need general anesthesia to effectively address the underlying issue. Sometimes to see the final results of the revision surgery, you may need to wait as long as 6 months to see the final outcome. If after that the results are unacceptable, doing another revision surgery may be needed to address the double bubble. Adding fat (through a fat transfer procedure) can help with blending contour irregularities and adding thickness to the skin if you are concerned about thinning tissue and poor skin quality.