Do I need another breast pocket surgery correction? (Photo)

To truly answer your question would require a formal consultation and examination of your breasts. I suspect the recommendation would be to tighten your pockets again and possible add a mesh for support. A smaller implant may also be suggested.

I'd suggest supplementing the suture plication with a mesh product such as Galaflex or Durasorb. This would provide needed support and a longer lasting result

There are women who make very flimsy and weak capsules, which allow the implants to drift south or to the sides. However, with modern technology, resorbable mesh, repair should be relatively permanent.

Thank you for your question. A large portion of my practice is dedicated to breast surgery and revision breast surgery. I have been in practice for over 28 years. In your case, you would benefit from an internal bra procedure - capsulorrhaphy. I wrote the very first paper on capsulorrhaphy over 20 years ago. I find that many surgeons are not skilled at this procedure and have high rate of recurrence. You should be able to have an excellent result. Best wishes to you.

This is a great question. It does appear based on the picture the implant is slightly malpositioned lower and off to the side. Doing a revision where the pocket is tightened is usually a good solution, however if this was already tried and the same problem recurred, you may be a good candidate for an internal bra or mesh to reinforce the pocket. The internal bra will help keep the implant in the correct position and prevent it from migrating to other positions over time. The mesh is not permanent, but the effects are long lasting and somewhat permanent. The mesh is biodegradable, meaning it becomes integrated into your own body.