I have a rather jagged scar on both areola and have light, perky breasts and followed the aftercare instructions to a t. Yet my scars are jagged and irregular. Is this my fault, just something that happens, or could it be attributed to the surgeon's skill? I ask because I am contemplating going back for a revision but don't want to go back to him if this scar could be in large part attributed to his work.
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You need a lift. Adding volume will not rise your breasts. Going larger stretches your tissue, especially the areolae, more and they may need to be tightened as a second procedure.
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