Tuberous breast augmentation / Benelli lift looks odd when laying down. Will this improve after 6 months post-op? (photos)

I am not quite sure how this can be quantified with a specific number. If there is any incision around the areola, the risk is higher compared to just placing an implant. The risk varies with the surgical plane; the risk is lowest below the muscle because the nerve runs on top of the pectoralis...

Hi, thank you for sharing your question. While you don’t have tuberous breasts, correcting your breasts to appear more like the breasts you are alluding to will require both a lift and implants because of the wide separation of the breasts and the relative lack of projection/upper pole fullness.

Based on your photos you have grade II ptosis and a breast lift would be necessary. If you want additional volume then an implant would be necessary as well.

Dear Imaginative554314, thanks for sharing your concerns, implants sizes or shapes selection are maybe the difficult step in this process, I do suggest to take a sit with your surgeon and talk about it, discuss your desires and listen his or her recommendation about, in order to meet your...

With a tuberous breast there is herniation of breast tissue into the areola which makes them appear puffy. The lower pole skin is also tight and somewhat constricted. My protocol for tuberous breast is a periareolar incision, sub glandular or subfascial pocket placement, radially scoring of...

I believe that this can be corrected with appropriate implant selection and placement (with proper technique). I would see a board-certified plastic surgeon with preoperative 3D capability (Vectra or Crisalix) so that you can see the potential outcomes.