Can this asymmetry, contour and crater deformity be fixed? (Photos)

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Looks like crater deformity and other surprises, how likely is this to be fixable for symmetry, contour, and crater deformity.

George Marosan, MD · Answer

Thank you for your question and photos. The good news is that your poor results can be fixed. You did undergo a poorly executed gynecomastia surgery which needs to be redone. You have a crater because excess tissue was left all around that area, the gynecomastia that goes beyond the lateral pectoralis major muscle edge was nor removed and you ended up with what's known as a "sad pectoral" deformity. If you were my patient, I would need to redo the whole operation. Basically, VASER liposuction of the gynecomastia and lateral chest wall, release of the skin and skin tightening with the J-Plasma or Renuvion. I do these surgeries in our in office accredited surgical suite under deep intravenous sedation and not general anesthesia. See a board certified plastic surgeon with extensive experience in advanced body sculpting techniques for an in-person consultation/evaluation. BTW, this is not "touch up" surgery. Good luck.

Can this asymmetry, contour and crater deformity be fixed? (Photos)

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