34C, 5’5”, 58kg. Trying to avoid a lift - How can my snoopy deformation be improved? (Photos)

Hi, you have fairly typical appearances a few years on from an augmentation with high profile implants in a dual plane. If you wish to avoid a lift, then the implant needs to drop to better fill out your lower pole. In revision cases I would usually recommend an implant with a round base and a soft gel that will fall to the bottom of the implant and provide natural balance to the breast, such as a Motiva Ergonomix implant. Placing the implants in front of the muscle may well help in your situation, but this needs to balanced against the risk of implant rippling / palpability depending on your upper pole cover. Consult an expert in aesthetic breast surgery.

I would recommend smaller implants with plication of the pockets laterally and inferiorly. At the same time, I recommend a circumareola approach to lift the nipple-areola complexes higher on the chest wall.

Best Wishes,

Gary Horndeski, M.D.

You have a light waterfall deformity, which the implant stays higher in the chest wall compare to breast tissue. The best solution should be changing the implant plane to subfascial with nano textured, thighting the breast skin with argon plasma without any big scar at the same time