Surgery July 2015. As you can see, these results aren't aesthetically pleasing. The surgeon didn't resized my NAC in an attempt to 'retain nipple sensation', but besides that, I consider that he left a lot of tissue (I don't know whether it's fat, breast tissue or a seroma) on both sides of my chest. As a result, my chest doesn't look flat and looks kind of indented. Do you think that a revision with ANOTHER SURGEON could get me good results? Please suggest!
Answer: Revision FTM top surgery Yes, I do think that you could see an improvement with a revision. Regardless of the original technique of your top surgery, I think it may be possible to remove the current nipples, pull some further skin down and remove the areas of fullness that remain, place the nipples on as a skin graft in a more masculine position and reshape your contour overall. It would likely improve your current scars as well, which are quite thick. I would advise that you at least get an opinion from a board certified plastic surgeon who is well versed in this type of surgery. Do not despair - you can get better results but it will likely take another surgery.
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Answer: Revision FTM top surgery Yes, I do think that you could see an improvement with a revision. Regardless of the original technique of your top surgery, I think it may be possible to remove the current nipples, pull some further skin down and remove the areas of fullness that remain, place the nipples on as a skin graft in a more masculine position and reshape your contour overall. It would likely improve your current scars as well, which are quite thick. I would advise that you at least get an opinion from a board certified plastic surgeon who is well versed in this type of surgery. Do not despair - you can get better results but it will likely take another surgery.
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February 17, 2017
Answer: FTM top surgery This result is sub par and can be revised by visiting a Board Certified plastic surgeon who specializes in top surgery with great success.
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February 17, 2017
Answer: FTM top surgery This result is sub par and can be revised by visiting a Board Certified plastic surgeon who specializes in top surgery with great success.
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