Y pattern breast lift

Revision breast surgery can be complex, especially with prior healing challenges due to blood flow. However, there are specialized techniques that can address issues like retained areola tissue and bottoming out without the need for traditional nipple relocation.
Options like internal sutures to reinforce the breast structure or scar revision to address retained areolar tissue can often be performed with minimal risk. In some cases, techniques such as fat grafting or mesh support (internal bra) may also be considered to enhance the overall result without compromising blood supply.
I recommend consulting with a surgeon who specializes in breast revision surgeries and has experience managing cases like yours. They can assess your unique situation and recommend a safe and effective plan tailored to your needs. With the right approach, it’s possible to achieve the improvements you’re seeking safely.
MD Erman Ak

Hello.A mastopexy (breast lift) revision is not necessarily a high risk procedure. Certain risk factors may increase complication rates. Patient factors include active smoking, diabetes, hypertension, obesity and immune disorders. Other considerations that are patient specific include the distance needed to elevate the nipple areolar complex to the appropriate position, breast size and skin quality. Some techniques also have a higher incidence of wound healing complications, particularly those that require significant skin undermining. For best results, I would recommend consulting with a plastic surgeon certified by the American board of Plastic Surgery with extensive experience in revision breast surgery. I hope this helps.