I had a fat breast transfer. Developed an abscess, now I have an asymmetry. What procedure would be the best to fix it? (Photo)

Fat transfer sounds like a great idea, but in reality is unreliable and often must be done again to obtain the desired result. Remember that the fat cells, once they are harvested from one area of the body, start to die. The fat is then cleaned and injected into another area, in this case the breast, in the hope that some of the fat survives. It is rare to have survival of more than 50% of the fat. You have had an abscess, which can occur as a result of the devitalized fat being placed into the body. You would likely benefit from augmentation with breast implants. You may also require mastopexies, or breast lift. I suggest you see an experienced aesthetic breast plastic surgeon to explore your options. All the best.

It would all depend on what your aesthetic goals are. If you would like the same volume, a small reduction/lift could be performed and in that way improve the symmetry of volume and nipple position.

If you’d like more volume, implants could be added as well.

If you still have some scarring from the abscess, that potentially could be addressed during a lift.