Implants After Breast Reduction? (photo)

As far as your size is concerned I think you have a good size currently and adding implants could make you appear heavy.  Also, the implants may give you superior fullness for a while, but they will eventually sag and stretch out your breast requiring more surgery.  You have a decent result, leave is a.one for now.

            Implants can be placed to increase superior pole fullness.   The previous scars can be used for access.  No new scars will be necessary.  Find a plastic surgeon with ELITE credentials who performs hundreds of breast augmentations, breast lifts, and breast augmentation revisions each year.  Then look at the plastic surgeon's website before and after photo galleries to get a sense of who can deliver the results.  Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA

Implants after breast reduction is a reasonable approach to gaining upper pole fullness. Your photos are difficult to evaluate but it looks as though a repeat lift in addition to an implant would give you a superior result. This could be done with no new scars.

Another thought would be to perform fat transfer to the upper pole of the breast and avoiding an implant completely. This has the advantage of body contouring with liposuction usually from the flanks or abdomen.

Seek out a board certified plastic surgeon to help you understand your options. Good luck and I hope this was helpful.

Breast implants will provide more fullness on the upper pole of the breast and may give you a volumetric improvement in breast shape. Raffy Karamanoukian, Los Angeles

From the photo it appears as though the distance from the areola to decrease is too long, greater than 6 cm. If this is the case that distance can be shortened with a revision that will enhance volume in the upper pole of the breast. Do breast augmentation only if you want to be larger.