Periareolar vs. Double Incision? (Photos)

In order to reduce the over-all Breast Volume and obtain a completely flat chest, I would recommend the Double Incision Mastectomy. The Periareolar approach is also possible, but with a 50% reduction in volume in order to avoid leaving behind loose skin.

I'm sorry to hear you're feeling frustrated with your surgical results. You should speak with your surgeon regarding your concerns; they can evaluate your results and guide you on whether the situation will improve or if further intervention is necessary. It is important to remember that...

. . . for resolution of edema and scarring. If there was any ischemia (scabbing due to poor blood flow) you may have a thicker scar with is a bit more difficult to treat, but almost always these can be flattened out via a peripheral (edge of "areola") scar revision under local anesthesia only at...

Thank you for your question and photos. Preop photos would've been helpful. In any case, there are many problems with these results. 1. You have asymmetrical liposuction and gland removal, 2. Left over glandular or breast tissue under both areolas, 3. the lateral chest wall was not addressed or...

It is important to note that any surgical procedure to remove breast tissue, such as a breast reduction or chest masculinization surgery, will typically leave some form of scarring. While techniques like liposuction or minimally invasive methods can help minimize scars, achieving a completely...

There are definitely options in order to improve on the Areola-Nipple grafts. Coomplete reconstruction may be necessary. This can be used with new grafts taken from other areas of your body. Pictures would be helpful in order to further advise.