Breast Reduction Disaster to Be Fixed!

Ladies who want to see "the future." It's been some time since my surgery in 2019.
I am happier and more confident with smaller, pain-free, and nicely shaped breasts. After a shower looking in the mirror, I admire them, and happy those are mine!
I can fit a normal-size C bra in the department store. Also, just one(!) athletic bra is enough for me to do sports.
As I am innate 50th, my skin gives, and I can see some stretching and sagging allowed my body, including my chest, but the shape didn't change much since surgery. And size is comfy but still feminine. One of my favorite parts - I can be without a bra, and my nipple position couldn't be more symmetrical and at a perfect high.
One thing that bothers me a bit - is a cleavage area scar fold. It is so high it's visible in any v-neck dress or sweater. I have to get creative about it.
As the Pandemic happened, my one-year free scar revision time had expired. I scheduled an appointment and paid the next 7k for the correction surgery, as I trust Terry to correct it. He isn't cheap :) Unfortunately, despite being a local anesthesia procedure, my blood pressure was measured and was too high for the doctor's comfort. My husband moved to Europe one month after this attempt, and we moved together. So I hope a credit awaits me.

Here I am. No complanes as healing goes on smoothly! I am getting used to every morning surprise of being pain free in my right breast!! Driving without pillow, hugging people, leaning and moving - are all nice things I am relearning again :). Freedom of pain and admiration of the beautiful work Dr.Dubrow did out of what dr.Movassaghi totally messed up.
I will do the side-by side comparesing
photos of post-op progresses from initial and revisional surgeries in a few weeks. Striking!
So far form keeps well :)
Dome scars already getting shiny areas. I had mild irritation to silicone strips, had to forgo them. But massaging vit E+C into scars every day for 10 min. No pain or knots, a bit of a 1/4 inch bump(feel, but dont see) on a right breast lower T, its it. All smooth otherwise.
Now I am enjoying my vacation with all the activities and no limitations - laggage and backpack carrying, hiking and swimming!

Hello everyone:) Here is my 8 weeks update.
I think I can relax, because the most dangerous part of my recovery is over. Being in over 30% post operative complications risk group as a revision patient - 2 month is a very big milestone.
My scabs are gone and closed, bruising is almost gone, and tissue is getting soft with only areas right under the scars is harder than other tissue. I see that my scars are getting flatter as to compare to the textured scars have had after sutures were removed.
Color of areolae didn't even up yet, but it is less stark, my left nipple didn't regain feeling though. My right is areola feels normal, not hypersensitive anymore.
I feel so much less in pain than before the revision. Such a relieve!
If breasts are to be really scrutinized visually - there is a tiny asymmetry - nipple on my left breast is closer to center then the left one, and the projection is a tad different. But this difference is not obvious. My breasts are of a very similar in shape, and nipples are on the same hight.
Yesterday, at my first underwear fitting I was a pretty full 34C - easy 34D. I think as it heals and residual swelling subsides it would be around 34C? Bra's cups are fitting around my breasts nicely ( what an amazing experience!) and both breasts are the same bra size. Finally! :)