Switch out to UHP implants? (Photo)

Ultra high profile implants won't help you. What will help you will either be fat transfer to the upper pole of the breasts to give upper pole fullness or use an inframammary incision to reinforce the pocket inferiorly and laterally to push the breasts up higher and more medial.

Best Wishes,

Gary Horndeski, M.D.

The bases of your breasts cannot be raised, so you will not have high round breasts, unless you go with implants way too large for you. Those will not look or feel good. Your lateral pockets could be tightened some and you could go up in profile. I would not suggest going up in size unless you reinforce your tissue with mesh. Also, minimally invasive skin tightening with radiofrequency, like Renuvion, could be added.

Based on your nicely posted, photos, exchange of sailing implants only to a larger volume at least 100 cc higher than you already have should be quite helpful in achieving your desires. Also use of the axillary access incision from previous surgeries can be accomplished. Expect exchange fee to be four to $5000. Best to virtual consult with regards.

I think your breast look quite good.
I don’t think there’s a way to lift them without doing a breast lift.
It’s always helpful when patients include before and after pictures.
I would be careful using very high profile implants.
Generally speaking, I try to keep the profile as low as possible and only increase profile When the breast diameter will not tolerate a low prof implant based on a certain kevin volume the patient is trying to achieve.
In other words, there is a maximum diameter that is acceptable, and the only reason to go high profile is to increase volume without increasing the diameter further.
Talk to you a few plastic surgeons in your community and see what they have to say.
To get an accurate assessment typically requires an exam and preferably an access to look at before and after pictures.
Whenever getting a second opinion consultation via in person consult try to also bring a copy of your previous operative report.
These should all be available from your previous provider if you request them
Best,
Mats Hagstrom, MD