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Robert Colgrove, Jr., MD
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
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2 years

I’m 1 year post revision and 2 years post initial surgery

Revision

I had my revision yesterday afternoon. Before I go into detail, I just want to say that Dr Colgrove is really great. I’ve read hundreds of reviews here about additional costs and issues with doctors not wanting to make corrections. Dr Colgrove did my revision at no cost to me. Additionally, I go in every month to get shots for my scars at no cost. My suggestion for ladies that plan on getting a lift is ask questions about revisions and scar therapy just in case you might need one.
For my revision surgery, I went in around 2:45 and was done at about 4. He did a wedge excision to lower my left nipple, so that it was more aligned with the right. I was given a Xanax, 2 pain pills and then he proceeded to numb the location. I was stitched up and sent on my way. The numbing shots were just a bit painful, but other than that I did not feel anything. Today I feel okay. The site is definitely sore and swollen, but not too bad.
I will post pictures of the results once the swelling goes down a bit.
I’m almost a year out from my origin surgery and I can finally say that it is with it. My breast took a long time to settle and that was the most stressful part for me. I thought it would be perfect a week out, but that was just unrealistic.
Thanks for following my journey.

9 month post op

Hi Ladies. So I’m almost 10 months post op. I went to see the doctor yesterday. Up until this point we were talking about revising the lest breast to push it up a bit. However, now the doctor is recommended that I just move the left nipple down to make it more symmetrical to the right. At first I was very excited because that is way less invasive than the first option. But now I’m questioning that decision. The folds at the bottom are definitely different, but only slightly. I’m still worried about the left bottoming out. What do you all think?

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Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
1900 The Exchange SE, Atlanta, Georgia
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