Hello! Two years ago I had a breast lift surgery that left me with three big problems. 1) My skin reacted terribly to the skin tape, with blisters and Keloid scaring. 2) I feel that my nipples are a lot higher than they should because half of it peeks from the top of my bra, 3) my cleavage is still not the “small and perky” i desired in the first place. I dont know what to do, and im afraid of getting another mayor surgery because of complications with breast feeding. What can I do? Thank you!
August 14, 2019
Answer: Breast lift revision with implants Scar revision to reduce and reposition areolae plus implants for fullness will also allow restoration of cleavage and perkiness.An exam and consultation with a/your plastic surgeon is recommended to discuss your options and expectations.
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August 14, 2019
Answer: Breast lift revision with implants Scar revision to reduce and reposition areolae plus implants for fullness will also allow restoration of cleavage and perkiness.An exam and consultation with a/your plastic surgeon is recommended to discuss your options and expectations.
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August 14, 2019
Answer: Bad results after breast lift Your photos reveal recurrent drooping of the breast tissue, widened scars , and dilated areolae. The only way to adequately address this would be to undergo a revisional breastlift. This would allow reshaping of the breast , correction of the nipple areolar location and diameter, and improved scarring. One might consider use of an internal bra , to help maintain correction if the breast tissue is quite dense. This is unlikely to have any significant additional affect on your ability to breastfeed in the future. I would also recommend skin testing any tape or adhesive to be used prior to the procedure to prevent a recurrence of your original problem.
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August 14, 2019
Answer: Bad results after breast lift Your photos reveal recurrent drooping of the breast tissue, widened scars , and dilated areolae. The only way to adequately address this would be to undergo a revisional breastlift. This would allow reshaping of the breast , correction of the nipple areolar location and diameter, and improved scarring. One might consider use of an internal bra , to help maintain correction if the breast tissue is quite dense. This is unlikely to have any significant additional affect on your ability to breastfeed in the future. I would also recommend skin testing any tape or adhesive to be used prior to the procedure to prevent a recurrence of your original problem.
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