Perth Australia- will Medicare cover swapping my breast for smaller implants?

You may have capsular contracture. Producing some milk after a surgery is not incredibly uncommon as there is stimulation of the nerves to the nipple-areola complex from stretch. I would recommend seeing a board-certified or board-eligible plastic surgeon with aesthetic surgery training and...

Thank you for your question. A large portion of my practice is dedicated to breast revision surgery. In your case, you would need a customized approach which would include pocket modification-capsulorrhaphy, capsulotomy, most likely implant exchange, and mastopexy. I have taken on many cases...

Thank you for your question. Without further evaluation, it is difficult to say what may be happening. From your photo, it appears that you have an area of skin thinning which can lead to further complications down the line. I recommend meeting with a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss...

In your pre-operative photographs, I do not believe you had tuberous breasts. Your breasts were widely separated. Unfortunately, the donut incision did not create more medial displacement of your breasts. At this time, your breasts are wider than your chest wall. You will need smaller...

Thank you for your question. It appears that the right breast has slightly bottomed out, or dropped, more than the left breast. This has caused the right nipple to appear higher than the left. It can be very difficult to substantially lower a nipple. Your options are to revise the right side,...

Your doctor's suggestion that something can be done in the office after failing to correct the problem previously in the operating room should disqualify him from any further surgery for you. There are more competent doctors in your area.