Tiny red spot on my left breast, 1 year post breast augmentation, should I be concerned? (Photo)

Thanks for your inquiry,  Judging from your photos I believe you can have an excellent result from a breast lift or mastopexy procedure. An implant will not be necessary because you appear to have plenty of volume. You can think of this procedure as the creation of a skin brazier- so all of ...

Yes, I believe a lift to raise the nipple and breast up is essential, as you appear to already have grade II ptosis.  Since you are a full C, a 400 cc implant will certainly make you "full".  You will have more than enough volume with that measurement.

I appreciate your question. The size of implant best for you is dictated by your chest wall measurements.  Once we determine that we can choose the profile based on what you want or need to achieve.  If you are seeking a natural look, then the diameter of the implant should be...

Thank you for your question. Photos would of been helpful. I have major concerns. Why are you paying more more money if you have slight breast asymmetry ( EVERYONE has it, breasts are sisters NOT twins)? " 10 cc difference" is not clinically significant. Get another opinion. Good luck. DrMaz 

One of the most important aspects of selection of the implant will be the distribution of mass of your current breast tissue.  Most women have more mass at the inferior aspect and, as such, an anatomic implant will exaggerate this and create a more matronly look, which is fine as long as you ...

Although surgeons differ in their approach and technique, I almost never place an implant on top of the muscle.  The reason behind this is that I think that the look and feel of the implant is much less good/natural as compared to under the muscle augmentations.  Furthermore, you are more l...