20 year old Mentor implants have lost perkiness - Would I benefit from a donut lift? If not, what would you recommend? (Photo)

Given your history (PIP rupture with silicone leakage, multiple revisions, capsular contracture, explantation, muscle damage, and breast tissue loss), it is absolutely reasonable to avoid implants going forward.Yes — you can still have a lift even when there is “not much to lift.” A lif...

Hi there — thank you for sharing your photos and concerns. A “square” breast shape after a lift is usually caused by excess lateral skin or insufficient tapering of the lower pole. The good news is that this type of contour issue can absolutely be improved. If you are happy with your cur...

Plastic surgery scars require attention after surgery so that they remain cosmetically-appealing and barely noticeable. In our office, we use a protocol for scars that minimizes their activity in the 6-8 weeks after surgery. If you have late plastic surgery scars, you may also require laser and...

Hi there — your story is incredibly common after multiple pregnancies and years of breastfeeding, especially with a small frame. What you’re describing is not true “sagging.” It’s actually volume loss with very thin breast tissue. Important point: If the breast has no remaining tissue,...

Thank you for your photographs. It does not appear that you have any ptosis of your nipple/areolar complex. Therefore, a periareolar lift may help you reduce the size of your areolar and improve your breasts shape without having to increase your breast volume with a breast implant. The...

Girlpop1234, Thanks for your questions. Let me jump in with my thoughts. 1- Do my breasts look mildly tubular or constricted, especially in the inner lower area? not in the "classic" sense of herniation of tissue through your areola and high breast fold. Your breasts appear asymmetrical. 2- If I...