Very bad results after breast lift. What treatment, or mix of treatments would be the best? (photos)

Hi
and welcome to our forum!
Secondary
stretching of the skin envelope occurs after mastopexy if the overlying skin
has lost its elasticity (usually after pregnancy or massive weight loss) and
stretches further following the breast lift, especially if a large implant
was utilized as well.  You have developed "pseudoptosis"
(sagging of the breast below the areola) as well as areolar
enlargement. You
would be considered a good candidate for secondary mastopexy with areola
reduction and removal of excess skin. . The areolae aren't high...the
breasts and nipple-areolar complexes are low. If an implant was used, you may
wish to downsize. Your ability to breastfeed may be altered with any breast surgery. If you are
anticipating future pregnancy and breastfeeding, it may be wise to delay revisional surgery as subsequent pregnancy may require revisional mastopexy as well.
Best wishes...

hello thank you for your question and provided information as well.. based in your question and the picture you showed you are a good candidate for breast lift with small implant to get projection ,is recommended if get a consultation with a plastic surgeon to determinate how many cc do you gonna need and what technique do you apply.

Thank you for your question and photos. I am sorry to hear that you are unhappy with your results after surgery. The best option right now is scar and areola revision with augmentation to give you the perkiness that you desire. I would advise you to schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss treatment options. Please see the attached link regarding breast augmentation. Many of my patients find it very helpful.

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. 

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.