Botched non traditional breast lift - can this be corrected? What are my options? (Photo)

Thank you for reaching out with your concerns about correcting a “botched non-traditional breast lift.” After reviewing your pictures and history, it's clear that you have two primary options to consider:
Scar Revision Only: If you're generally satisfied with the shape of your breasts but unhappy with the scars from your anchor breast lift, scar revision could be a suitable choice. This approach would involve using a FRAXEL laser to minimize the appearance of the scars, offering a more aesthetically pleasing result without altering the shape or size of your breasts significantly.
Surgical Revision: Should you be dissatisfied with both the shape and position of the breast implants and areolas, a more comprehensive surgical revision is recommended. This would entail removing your current breast implants, conducting a further breast reduction to significantly decrease the size of your breasts, reducing the size of your areolas, and revising the vertical and horizontal scars from your anchor breast lift. The goal of this approach is to achieve a smaller but more aesthetically pleasing breast shape.
Both options aim to improve the outcome of your previous surgery, but the choice largely depends on your satisfaction with the current size and shape of your breasts versus your concerns regarding scarring.
I hope this response provides clarity and guidance on how to address the issues from your non-traditional botched breast lift.
Good luck, and please do not hesitate to reach out for further assistance or clarification.
Sincerely,
Dr. Katzen

You can have the areolae revised to be smaller, and a vertical component can be added to help give a better shape.