Can I just get another breast lift? (Photo)

Thank you for your query. You can certainly have another breast lift. I would, however, recommend augmentation with some fat as well, as there will be some volume loss with the lift . There are several scar treatments that can help postoperatively.
Please find an experienced board certified Plastic surgeon who can examine you and help you with all your concerns. All the best!

Thank you for your question. It would be hard to achieve more fullness without implants or fat transfer.
Your nipples appear to be in an appropriate position so you don't need to lift them anymore.
The only thing you could consider is maybe removing some skin laxity at the bottom of the breast - the nipple to fold distances seems a little long. That might tighten up some of the general laxity but won't help with fullness. Depending on the example maybe removing some vertically as well but difficult to say.
I'd encourage you to get a few consultations to and discuss your concerns/goals.

The first thing to address your goals would be added volume. This could be done through fat transfers or more likely implants. It doesn't appear that you would need another lift other than possibly something minor to improve the scars.

Thank you for your inquiry! To get volume, you will need to add fat or an implant depending on the size you want to be. We would love to meet with you to discuss your concerns. Schedule a consultation with a Board-Certified Plastic to discuss your goals.

Hello,Based on your photographs, you have glandular ptosis. This occurs when the nipples remain in a relatively good position, but the breast tissue sags along the lower portion of the breast. There is often loss of volume in the upper portion of the breast. The sagging can be corrected by removing excess skin along the lower portion of the breast utilizing the inframammary fold incision only. While I think this would improve the overall shape of the breasts, I do not think you have enough native breast volume to create significant upper pole fullness. If you would like to avoid a breast implant, fat grafting would be an option. However, the Increase in upper pole fullness would likely be more subtle than what you would get with a breast implant and also would depend on the availability of donor sites for fat transfer. I would recommend choosing a plastic surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery who has extensive experience in revisional breast surgery. Good luck.

Thank you for your question. Based on your photos, your nipple-areolar complex is above the level of your inframammary fold, which means that you don't need a breast lift. Since you have a small amount of fat, fat transfer wouldn’t be a reliable option. The most reliable and predictable way to achieve fuller breasts would be to have an implant placed. Implants can restore the fullness you desire, especially in the upper part of your breasts, giving you that perky and full look. Also, your scar revision can be performed to improve the appearance of your scars, smoothing out any irregularities or bulging. You should discuss implant options with your surgeon to find the best fit for your goals.

Hi! Thank you for your question.By looking at your pictures, it does not seem you have sufficient skin for a new breast lift. If you are looking for perky breast, but don't want implants, an alternative would be fat transfer to the breast. It would not give the same result as an implant, but would definitely improve the perkiness and add a little volume. Regarding your scar, a scar revision could be done in the same procedure. Hope this answers your question. Dr. Christine

Thank you for your photos. The normal position of the nipple areolar complex is above the level of the fold under the breast. Your photos show your nipple areolar complex as well above the level of your inframammary fold and none of your breast tissue is below your inframammary fold. Your nipple areolar complex does not need to be elevated any higher and can actually result in the nipple areolar complex being visible when you’re in a bathing suit, etc. A small amount of skin tightening of your breast could be done, however, this would not give you the “full and perky” breast that you are seeking. The only reliable and predictable way to get a fuller breast would be for an implant to be placed. Revision of your scars could be done at the same time. Best wishes.

As I mentioned in your previous post, your nipples are on the high side and that removing skin from below the breast (where your current inframammary fold scar is now, not creating any new scars) will help with lowering them. It will also significantly help in tightening the overall breast skin envelope. Given the shape of your breast, there is likely little advantage to removing skin along your current vertical scar, however.

Hello @buglesalmoncat, thank you for your question. It is possible to reposition and improve the shape of the breast with minimal scarring by raising the base and improving the overall proportion. This will create overall harmony. The lift will be made through an L shape incision scar rather than an anchor with the BRALIFT technique (Breast Reconstruction with Anatomical Lift) can be performed to reposition the breast tissue and enhance projection of the upper pole and media areas. A consultation is vital to establishing a surgical plan that meets your needs, meets your expectations, and takes into account what is possible. Best wishes!

Alan Gonzalez MD, FACS. American Society of Plastic Surgery Member (ASPS), International Federation for Adipose Therapeutics and Science” Member (IFATS), American Society of Plastic Surgery Member (ASPS), Colombian Society of Plastic Surgery member (SCCP).