So I recently went to the first appointment for plastic surgery in my local (private) hospital. My right breast is droopy but pretty normal. My left one though is much bigger and points down, which bothers me a lot. They are tubular. The dr said he has to use the same technique on both so the procedure works and insisted on making my right one more lifted "so it's at the level of the fold". Is he in the right? I just wanted the left one to be similar to the right, which I like..
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Your nipples are probably where they should be, but you have too much heavy breast tissue below which is sagging down and giving the appearance of your nipples being too high. This is corrected with the underneath incision to remove excess skin and breast tissue.
Grade one is when the nipple is at the IMF. You are grade 2. Grade 3 is when the nipple represents the lowest part on the breast.
A mastopexy would be the correct procedure.
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